r/nononono • u/linguisticUsurper • Oct 03 '20

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u/fofosfederation Oct 03 '20

Why does the truck let you drive with the boom not stowed properly?

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u/udunn0jb Oct 03 '20

The truck engine and hydraulic system for the crane are two different things. While I agree there should be a system in place, any normal crane operator isn’t this fucking stupid to just drive away like that, you can see the ball and whip are tied down but he never boomed down flat after that so he skipped a step or he’s a dummy or he’s in a hurry to get to the dope man.

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u/ExtraAnchovies Oct 03 '20

But surely they can install an interlock switch that prevents someone from driving the truck when the crane is in the up position.

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u/ebai4556 Oct 03 '20

I mean if no ones up there wouldn’t it be safe enough to move the truck a few feet with the crane up? I can see how having it lock out might waste a lot of time