My new hero

[Adios Pantalones]

From my home town
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Ftsg--DQCzs

 

[Jack Straw]

Do you think he drank the beer before he did that?

 

[Adios Pantalones]

Ha- well, it's the toughest damn sobriety test I ever saw and it looks like he passed. (unless he was asked to put the golfball in the middle of the stack)

 

[GAMMA RAY]

I call fake-o..... :lol:

He better git to splitting those logs....

 

[Thistle]

WOW. I've worked around some great operators on jobsites over the past 25+ yrs,including my ex-bro in law who was an poophead otherwise.But the guy in the video is the best I ever seen. Nerves of steel.That's the guy I want lowering the concrete forms near me as I stand on that scaffold plank.

 

[Flatbedford]

Can he open them with that thing?

Pretty cool. It is amazing how good the modern hydraulic controls are. I spent some time in the cab of a 300 ton hydraulic crane with a friend of mine. He was able to place 30,000 lbs of steel within fractions of an inch on the roof of and 8 story building.

 

[fossil]

Can he open them with that thing?...

Oh, probably, but so can this guy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpYdQ5CoM_Q

(I have trouble doing these things with my own two hands. %-P )

 

[kenny chaos]

From my home town

Kudos.
Men today, soft hands and soft teeth :coolcheese: .

 

[lukem]

When they tore down the power plant at my college they brought in a long stick hoe with sheers on the end. The operator stipped wiring from inside conduit by grabbing the wire with the sheers. I was thoroughly impressed. Maybe this is the same operator????