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Luv the Crewcabs
Join Date: Aug 2006
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Was Thinking about all the Creative way's i have seen Cherry Picker's Being used during Truck Restoration , Tried doing a search to compile a Pictorial & realized that best thing was to just ask for Pics to be Posted.
This will help to get them all in one Thread for Future use by all, Also a lot of Pics were recently deleted by member's & most will not be getting re-posted. If you Think this will be of Help please Post Up Pics or a Link........... Thanks, Rick |
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Self-proclaimed LED man
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Harrisburg, Missouri
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
Here's something i found on the board. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...05#post1658205
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Luv the Crewcabs
Join Date: Aug 2006
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
Here are some Pics i Borrowed from the Board.............
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Luv the Crewcabs
Join Date: Aug 2006
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
Used to do frame work...................
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Black 72 Chevy
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Los Angeles, California
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
I let my friend borrow my cherry picker a year ago and he has not return it yet. I need to get new friends.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: va
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
all but the frame work looks scary and damageing to trucks... hope you,all got med. ins.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Kingsport TN
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
here is one.
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Rochester, NY USA
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
The key to just about any of this kind of work is to work smarter, not harder. Any tool is dangerous if used without thought. Just about any disaster is brought about by making mistakes. Think first.
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State of Confusion!
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
my couple
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Kingsport TN
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
moving the ol nv4500 around the shop
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Re: Post Pics of Various way's of using a Cherry Picker for Restore Work...
[QUOTE=tclaremont;2402652]The key to just about any of this kind of work is to work smarter, not harder. Any tool is dangerous if used without thought. Just about any disaster is brought about by making mistakes. Think first.
"working smarter" is what my former employer would throw at us whenever we were going to be doing more work with less people...."working harder" was part of the deal. But any given situation can become unsafe if the participants don't take time to think about what is going to be done. Even though I had to preach/teach safety at my former employer before I retired, I still find that my son (recently out of the USAF) can still teach the old man a few things about safety. I get complacent, just like a lot of other folks. Tools are here because early man figured out that a rock was harder than a fist, when it came time to hit something. (Ever try to drive a nail with your fist?? Come on, tell the truth.)
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