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Which way do you hang? Steve 300 edition.

Vice location

  • Left

    Votes: 4 20.0%
  • Right

    Votes: 14 70.0%
  • None

    Votes: 2 10.0%

  • Total voters
    20
  • Poll closed .
Crane on the left would have stopped it from going over entirely, if you did it right.

What if we put the crane in the center of a comp crawler chassis, pin weight to the end of it and use it to counterbalance accents, descents, and off camber sections of the course. And if it gets really crazy you can scope out the boom to move the weight even furthur away for even more leverage. :idea:

Could also double as a self righting devise. :smokin:
 
I thought this thread was pointing out how little KTMSteve knows about service trucks with vices....

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I would need 2 5000-23s one for the driver side vice and one for the passenger side. Got to be cross trained these days.

I have heard that some of those field mechanics like to go both ways these days. Anything to make a buck I guess:shaking:
 
Mine has always been on the right under the crane... But really what difference does it make?
All the real tight shit goes under the outrigger...
 
What if we put the crane in the center of a comp crawler chassis, pin weight to the end of it and use it to counterbalance accents, descents, and:barf: off camber sections of the course. And if it gets really crazy you can scope out the boom to move the weight even furthur away for even more leverage. :idea:

Could also double as a self righting devise. :smokin:
It was picked up with one of those 4 wheel ‘center boom extendable’ things. Like a fork truck but for men
 
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