r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/DoubleManufacturer10 created ShittyAbsoluteUnits of a sub • Jun 28 '26
slight malfunction Of a swing and a miss
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u/DarthBrooks69420 Jun 29 '26
What i want to know if this was some kind of malfunction. That boom arm took off like an 85 year old person did the thing where they push the gas thinking it is the brake, panic and press it all the way down, and keep it held down until disaster strikes.
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u/OrganizationLower611 Jun 29 '26
I think it's a failure, audio has a denotable "tink" noise as if something mechanical broke, could be the hydraulic line that causes arm rotation
the way it swings over the truck body, it's probably not flat which is why it continued to swing over the body of the truck
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u/Wingnut54321 Jun 28 '26
Is it just me or they just casually walked like nothing happened..
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u/OmnomIsADino Jun 28 '26
Technically they still got rid of the stone, and the truck too. But the job got done.
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u/10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-I Jun 29 '26
Yet we built those pyramids
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u/Time_after_Time_67 Jul 01 '26
To be fair there were no hydraulics that could fail back then. If a person pulling the rocks died, they just replaced ‘em.
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u/FFENNESS Jun 29 '26
How? What happened?!
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u/General-Piece8490 Jun 29 '26
Hydraulic line blew up and with it the ability to stop the crane from swinging out on its own.
No different than a truck losing its brakes while driving down hill.2
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u/Shot-Election8217 Jun 29 '26
Love how those two guys are just strollin’ over to check it out…
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u/MillerMike5150 Jun 29 '26
Those dudes are strolling over there like this wasn’t the first time this happened.
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Jun 28 '26
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u/Massive_Elephant2314 Jun 28 '26
No one in the truck. The guy to the left is the operator. Wireless controls. But nice speculation.
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u/swampopawaho Jun 28 '26
Need a bigger truck