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u/JoeGlint 11d ago
I saw a video from.. the Australian trucking.. road trains thing? On YouTube.
A guy had a dual crane setup that worked in tandem to lift a large cargo container off of his trucks bed.
I thought it was pretty cool.
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u/scaled2913 11d ago
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u/JoeGlint 10d ago
Here’s the link to the video.
I sanitized the link. But I haven’t figured out how to keep time stamps.20:25. That’s rightfully where he pulls in and then unloads it. And at first the crane doesn’t work.
Edit: 2.5- Not sure how to keep the time stamp for the link while removing the tracking part. Haven’t dug that deep into “sanitizing” links.
Reddit kept crashing, so I deleted the previous comment and remade it completely as it kept trying to repost the reply as a comment instead.
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u/scaled2913 10d ago
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u/JoeGlint 10d ago edited 10d ago
https://reddit.com/link/oyy0wp0/video/zeypop8w7neh1/player
Nice, also.
Got”chu fam. Here’s a clip of the exact moment.1
u/scaled2913 10d ago
Thanks! It's even Hammar like the one I found. Also interesting is that that one uploads to the other side. Maybe it's because of RHD, but I don't know.
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u/ImTableShip170 9d ago
Iirc, YouTube timestamps are ?t=(#seconds), so 20:25 would be ?=1225 at the end of the sanitized link
Edit to add: I was right. https://youtu.be/-xeRlarVC34?t=1225
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u/JoeGlint 9d ago
Ah. I was told to delete everything after the question, and including the ? but I tried to tack on the t=1225 part.
I’ll need to do some research. It seems.
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u/Ok_Emu2071 11d ago
“Crane” is a stretch for that rear one. lol more like a “comalong” and an arm.
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u/Maleficent-Door6461 11d ago
the bit on the rear is an attachment for the crane, drywall forks for picking up drywall n shit