January 24, 2009: How a Chairlift is Made

Agent-G · 01-24-2009, 03:17 AM

yeah, swinging the sledge for three days strait was rough. Especially since I was just a couple months out from an AC seperation to my shoulder.

We had to have the helicopter be postponed, but never had a fuel issue. I think one of the worst issues we had was we had to drive a loader down the backside of the mountain when there was about 2 feet of just dust. And, the loader carring the drive engine jack knifed on a hill and almost rolled. We had to get another loader and a forklift to set it right.

01-24-2009, 03:17 AM	#4
Agent-G Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Lake Tahoe, California Posts: 103	yeah, swinging the sledge for three days strait was rough. Especially since I was just a couple months out from an AC seperation to my shoulder. We had to have the helicopter be postponed, but never had a fuel issue. I think one of the worst issues we had was we had to drive a loader down the backside of the mountain when there was about 2 feet of just dust. And, the loader carring the drive engine jack knifed on a hill and almost rolled. We had to get another loader and a forklift to set it right.

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