perchin said::lol: :LOL2: :mrgreen: When I read the title to this thread...I thought :shock: uh-oh...I've said something very bad or something...lol
Yeah.... that's not the type of tower you climb as a beginner. We wouldn't let anybody but the most experienced go above 600ft.
I have to point out that his comment on Free climbing is 100% NOT TRUE...osha would never deem it ok, and these ya-hoo's would be immiediatly fired if they worked for us. [-X
fender66 said:So.....Perchin.....What's the highest tower you climb?
Ranchero50 said:If you do some research, that video isn't supposed to be out there anymore. Gist of it is the company that contracted that work flipped out about the liability...
In the Navy we had the rail that you had a slider that clipped into so you were always locked in. I don't understand why they don't do that with these commercial towers?
Jamie
Ranchero50 said:That's similiar to what we had on the ship except it was a rail with notches that the clip would grab on if you slipped. My SPS-49 radar antenna was only 70' above the waterline but it was treacherous the one time I had to go up during a swim call off Bermuda.
Jamie
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