[Tyrantus]

Encore!

[rhubarb_king]

How that license was obtained, says a LOT about that place.

[kellyhound]

one of the victims

[chechnya]

Originally Posted by marcos_69 ↗

They're not intended to drive around with a load. They should be stationary with outriggers out. If they want to move the load, they do it by extending the boom.

This is the weird carry crane I was talking about, commonly found in India/Bangladesh. They have no outriggers, meant to pick and carry. It originally looks like they cobbled something together from a backhoe when they were first created.

[chechnya]

Originally Posted by chechnya ↗

This is the weird carry crane I was talking about, commonly found in India/Bangladesh. They have no outriggers, meant to pick and carry. It originally looks like they cobbled something together from a backhoe when they were first created. Probably why you don't find them elsewhere

[Suicide_Note]

It's nothing short of astounding that these morons were able to develop nuclear weaponry.

[rsn1963]

This was clearly a great idea, not sure how something so well-planned could end in tragedy.

[csx8781]

Well....I ain't no crane expe...wait actually 11 years with Deep South Crane in PA/Orange/Beaumont TX. I know that's a 3rd world country when I see it. Who on earth authorized a crane to be moving without outriggers with a live load (Literally) and so close to so many liabilities on the side???? Whatever crane company this is better have some money for the paydays they just caused. On top of the idiot who signed off on permitting. Try that here in the states at a plant and you get your entire company terminated from the clients jobsite.

[JamesOJeo]

In Germany, we say: "Kranplätze müssen verdichtet sein!"

[Guns N' Coffee]

India a nuclear weapon state