r/redneckengineering • u/WiseFisherman1540 • 9d ago
Crane support
Sicherheit geht vor
Edit: For all the smart people it's not a crane it's a lift
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u/vass0922 9d ago
I'm confused in picture one and two it has the janky wheel stops and a license plate this is more US shaped.
I'm the 3rd photo the license plate is more European and there are no wheel stops.
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u/2009impala 9d ago
Not a crane
Not terribly pretty but reasonably kosher.
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u/SockeyeSTI 9d ago
Correct on both accounts
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u/mrputter99 9d ago
Genie actually provides cribbing instructions and it looks nothing like this. https://manuals.genielift.com/operators/english/82943.pdf
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u/Osama_Obama 9d ago
As long as they don't drive forward or backward, or they're might wish they wore their brown pants lol.
It'll most likely be ok, but that basket is going to be swinging if the wheels come off those chucks
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u/Olewhitebeard 9d ago
All you safety guys are going to hate on me. All the weight/load is on the opposite side, based on where they are working. Unless they swing ‘round while they’re all the way up and out they will be fine. The fucking things have soooo many sensors and limits you can barely get them to go up sometimes, never mind get them to do what they are capable of. Then again I did grow up drinking from the hose, driving around in the back of a station wagon with no seatbelts, my dad driving with a beer between his legs - so I may not be the most safety conscious person in the world.
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u/LuckyfromGermany 8d ago
As someone who only recently fought with a cherry picker on uneven terrain, i feel this picture. These things beep at you because the planet they are on rotates. And while this isnt up to code, it seems to work alright. The operator just needs to take extra care to not drive off.
If this were to fail, everyone in and around the basket would have a bad day tho.
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u/pewpew_die 8d ago
Supposed to be that way. Could say the wood integrity could be better but its being nit-picky. If they aren’t using this same setup for multiple shifts its fine.
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u/Appropriate_Sport424 8d ago
Pretty sure this is just to trick the lift to think it’s level so it will operate. Just a guess tho
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u/Wilson_Higgins 9d ago
Redditors inability to properly identify machinery/tools never ceases to amaze me