r/oddlyterrifying • u/7Keyz • 2d ago
At a crane trolley
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u/mancho98 2d ago
It looks to me like the bolts she is showing in the video are meant to keep the lines inside or to guide them. The actual bolt that holes the pulley is through the center of the pulley. I would love to hear a translation. I could be wrong.Â
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u/Dist__ 2d ago
she records a video for her crew, tells "idk how the bolt got out, and look there's no bolt at all on the second trolley, i did not know about that but (name) seen it, you need to fix it and clean, and look at the rope. i hope you know the size, i have no ruler up there. when i was young i could climb cranes better. oh look it's you down there".
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u/chadmonsterfucker 2d ago
Pieces of equipment like cranes are expensive and tend to not get replaced much.
Being negligent to your equipment is what leads to stuff like this.
That's an OSHA Nightmare and or wet dream
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u/YrPrblmsArntMyPrblms 1d ago
Now we know why the cable switched from pulley to it's axle 😅
Can it even be put back up there? I feel like the cable is way too heavy to do that manually in the air, especially if it's deformed and got stuck in there after lifting a load.
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u/TheBlegh 2d ago
Holy fuck dude. How was the trolley still there... Fixed by only one bolt that wasnt even threaded through... My blood ran cold.