AUTO EXTRICATION ( PULL CHAINS & COM-A-LONG TRAINING)
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i work on cranes and a ff/medic for 12 years and make chain slings and wire rope slings, service hoist and pullers, the chains are fine not under a big load. u don't like the puller rope rubbing over the cribbing. like to see struts pushing up the rear end or even a winch and a long 2x4.... ( and i have worked on a tow truck off and on for years)
sgtsupemtcc 5 days ago
@HSFD196 the chain could also snap at anytime resulting in the end your flapping to fall back down.... and also PPE!!!
Footballarm102 1 year ago
Lift an Inch Crib an Inch
Footballarm102 1 year ago
althought this would work in a situation when you dont have the equipment to work with. Wheres the CRIBBING?? there is alot of movement with the roof and hood that isnt safe. i understand its training but "we train like we work, work like we train".
HSFD196 1 year ago