one of those days where I really appreciated having X-style outriggers! PS. the boom is not over top of the low voltage lines despite how it looks in the first photo

Tight set-up. Did you have a trusted person operate the outrigger so you could back it in there? What a pain - move, PTO in, adjust outrigger, PTO out, move, repeat.

just me, myself, and I... and yes, it sucked.. think I was in and out of PTO four times by the time I got her in there.... one of those times when I had telescoping rear outriggers

Nice 16cell,and good pics of some really professional donnage out rigger set ups.

I like the 52 moost on crane mats

And i never trust concrete

I am right with you on that one Superdoffer, concrete pads and city sidewalks especially can be deadly... no rebar in them, and often there is a void underneath where the ground has settled... If you read up on what the manufacturers recommend for dunnage (especially on big booms)... it can be a real eye opener.

Hey Dipstick that pic was taken in a little place called Ransdorp. I think you understand.

B.T.W gretings from Bako