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#174990 - 02/19/08 07:18 AM
No Job too big!!!
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leland
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Registered: 08/20/07
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Loc: Lowell area, Ma. USA
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I over heard the sider say "no extra charge for the use of the van"
Additionaly, The guy on the (ice coverd) roof is tied off.With a 1/2" rope from the rafter to his waist.
All in 1 shot.
(ps: bear with me, still learning the photo site and use)
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#174996 - 02/19/08 10:10 AM
Re: No Job too big!!!
[Re: leland]
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Bill Addiss
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Loc: NY, USA
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leland,
On the photo site if you go down below your picture to where is says 'linked thumbnail' and click on the little thing to the right of the box where you copied the url it will drop down and offer more links to a 'medium' sized image which will give you a bigger picture to post.
Bill
Here are the two other selections, one has a link back to the page with the picture on it.
'Linked Medium'
'Medium Image'
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#175010 - 02/19/08 01:20 PM
Re: No Job too big!!!
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leland
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Thank you Bill.
As far as safety, There is a sheet of 1/2" plywood on the roof of the van.
Can never be too safe ya know!
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#175015 - 02/19/08 03:47 PM
Re: No Job too big!!!
[Re: Theelectrikid]
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Retired_Helper
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Registered: 03/13/07
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Loc: Maine
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Remember, no AC plywood! Inner layers can have voids. Stick with underlayment-certified. 
Everybody does know we're joking, right? 
Edited by Retired_Helper (02/19/08 03:48 PM)
Edit Reason: Just making sure...
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#175032 - 02/20/08 07:01 AM
Re: No Job too big!!!
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SteveFehr
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I don't understand why they needed a ladder at all- that style siding jack includes an integrated lift. Are they just too lazy to drop it back to ground level for lunch?
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#175035 - 02/20/08 10:17 AM
Re: No Job too big!!!
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renosteinke
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We're laughing at the ladder set on the van roof ... which actually might not be such a bad base. Far worse is the use of another ladder as a scaffold plank.
I've witnessed industry standard ladder tests, and the load a ladder is subjected to in the horizontal position is nowhere near as large as the load used when the ladder is in the 'set up' position. Ladders just are not designed to be used as planks!
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