That beam looks plenty stout enough. I helped a guy move (to California!) that had a 2x4 across his single car garage that was chewed through about 25% right in the center, where he'd been using it to pull the 283 Chevy out of his early Jeep CJ.
Another guy I knew screwed one of these hooks https://www.mclendons.com/2720426/pr...dware-n220-574 to the front of his garage and used it to pull car engines with. Worked for years....until it broke. The two screws held fine, tho.
Don't bother me, I'm screwing for virginity.
I killed a 12-pack just to watch it die.
Well if it were out in the yard they could have just used a tree instead of all that other stuff.Originally Posted by Iowa Bass Hunter
That is an engineering marvel, lacking only in attention to safety.
They need to duct tape all the components to gain OSHA approval.
Your right. He commuted a felony stealing that milk crate.
I did not notice that the ladders were not on the ground the first time I looked. Read a few comments and looked at the picture again. Well, everyone does things a little different.
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shade tree engineering
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Creative thinking. Hey, whatever it takes to get the job done.
I see as gas bottle in the background that does not have cap on it and it is no chained down, thats a Osha violation ya know
Thank You Leon Pugh
Just...dont...touch...anything...
Oh me.Probably works for OSHA AS REGULAR JOB.
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Unbelievable
Wonder if he took the ladders back after he was done using them?
Chit !
OMG, That looks pretty scary that's a great balancing act should be on AGT.
See sometimes alcohol may not be involved
MethWhy does one have that many propane tanks?
Think what would happen in this country if the many stopped fearing the few.
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I wonder if somebody make an OSHA hardhat to cover that application.
Hold me beer and watch this.....What you want to bet his trade is Handyman.....
oh my
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