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High as a kite on this one!
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shakey0818
New Member
in my younger bulletproof days ... I had a set of ladder jacks ... And used them all the time. Then along came scissors lifts and zoom booms .. And i finally tossed out the jacks.
I fell off a 40 ft ladder once ... Lucky for me was that i was only on the 2nd rung!
too freking funny
Sounds like you guys got my grave already dug.Can anyone recommend a good monument guy?
Peachtree Monuments
New Member
too freking funny
Sounds like you guys got my grave already dug.Can anyone recommend a good monument guy?
Peachtree City Foamcraft
FYI - OSHA changed the harness requirement and fall protection requirement to 6' or higher (husband is contractor).
iSign
New Member
dude... "ladder jacks"??? those little giant things are just for your paint bucket!!! :ROFLMAO:
shakey... I guess your "healing avatar" is next then huh? :Big Laugh
(by the way, that user name and ladder jacks don't go well together!)
oh, nice sign by the way... & +1 for the cojones to install that way!
shakey... I guess your "healing avatar" is next then huh? :Big Laugh
(by the way, that user name and ladder jacks don't go well together!)
oh, nice sign by the way... & +1 for the cojones to install that way!
SignManiac
New Member
I have survived 2,000 skydives with at least a dozen extremely close calls, nearly died twice by drowning, hit by lightening twice, run over by a tractor trailer while riding my motorcycle, and I use to help train Doberman Pincer attack dogs, (I was the attackee), I don't fear a ladder that much. Now days, climbing a ladder is about all the excitement I get anymore.
