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What did you do at work today?



Me, I got to load a 4,700 lb ($45k valued) system into the truck for shipping.
This skid was 5' wide, 14' long and 92" tall. Talk about not being able to see.

We have a rack that goes on the forklift that holds a 55gal drum with water for extra weight. then 2 of the shop guys sit on the barrel for added weight.
This skid is light compared to some of the ones we load. Our forklift is a little light for somethings we do.

And I probably shouldn't post this, but oh well.
This is one (of the safer) methods we used before they built the barrel rack.
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^That skid tipped the scales at around 6,500 lbs. (one of our heaviest to date)

I didn't get a picture of the load today because I was driving.
The truck driver didn't know what to think when the girl hopped on the fork lift :)
 
you know how to drive forklifts too lol ours doesn't have too great of brakes and we beat it up and pull cars with it and stuff. we lift cars with it sometimes when we have to move them but only old cars that are for parts and stuff

then this happens

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loaded 3,300+ packages into 4 trailers, along with tires, mufflers, air conditioners and any other thing u can think of as well, 6 hours straight, no break, 110 degree trailers
 
99PontiacGTP said:
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It's crazy that you post these just now. My grandmother is moving to town after the recent passing of my grandpa, and my Great-Grandfather (My grandma's mom) built a 1930 Model A from the ground up, and did a total restoration of a '26 Model T. Pretty cool cars if you ask me!
 
gtpeddie said:
you know how to drive forklifts too lol ours doesn't have too great of brakes and we beat it up and pull cars with it and stuff. we lift cars with it sometimes when we have to move them but only old cars that are for parts and stuff

then this happens

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i think u should give me that grey mustang :)
 


I'm at work right now, just watching comedy central while looking at car forums, and parts for the project car...

It's what I do everyday at work.
 
ever heard of OSHA? lol
danielle15 said:
Me, I got to load a 4,700 lb ($45k valued) system into the truck for shipping.
This skid was 5' wide, 14' long and 92" tall. Talk about not being able to see.

We have a rack that goes on the forklift that holds a 55gal drum with water for extra weight. then 2 of the shop guys sit on the barrel for added weight.
This skid is light compared to some of the ones we load. Our forklift is a little light for somethings we do.

And I probably shouldn't post this, but oh well.
This is one (of the safer) methods we used before they built the barrel rack.
IMAG0945.jpg


^That skid tipped the scales at around 6,500 lbs. (one of our heaviest to date)

I didn't get a picture of the load today because I was driving.
The truck driver didn't know what to think when the girl hopped on the fork lift :)
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I'm a project manager at a bank and not allowed to show you sh1t, but it's nothing interesting anyway. I'm just sitting in a small cubicle on conference calls and looking out the window from which at least I can see my car. There's a lot of sexy women around here but the biggest c0ck block of them all (my wife) works here too.
 
dazedandconfused said:
Worked on top of this ****er
Yeah that's our dodge truck down there.
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are you on top of a kohls store or bed bath and beyond?

that drivit color looks real familiar.

and it looks like a white pvc roof lol i can t help it, its in my blood....sun glasses all day up there.
 
sLpGPGT said:
to many wires, ill stick to manual labor haha
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Thats only one rack.... theres about 8 more full of servers, raids, etc... and a whole other location setup exactly the same. Just built a server few weeks ago with 256gb of ram. :th_mischievious:
Glad I just get to play with it and not pay for it...
 


I'm a manager for a local resturaunt. Working my asa off to get salary.

First day off for the month was yesterday. But I'm making bank on ot
 
scottydoggs said:
are you on top of a kohls store or bed bath and beyond?

that drivit color looks real familiar.

and it looks like a white pvc roof lol i can t help it, its in my blood....sun glasses all day up there.
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Top of a holiday inn. 5 stories up. And x's 10 on sunglasses

Sent from my iPhail
 
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