Andrew Camarata on Youtube

[stuckmotor]

Youæ±*e making a bold assumption that it worked on a 50 year old crane. I知 pretty sure it happened on the first trip to his house when he bought it.

The tip over video is dated 11-27-20

Andrew has a video with a notation saying, "My first time operating my new Pettibone 25 crane" dated 11-14-16. My link won't work the vido is titled "Lifting SUV With A Crane"

I can't guarantee it's the same crane but the crane is yellow in both videos.


Like everyone, Andrew makes his decisions and takes his chances. Some work out great, some don't. I just hope nobody gets hurt. What ever the case, he knows more about heavy equipment than I ever will and I intend to keep watching.

 

[fried1765]

If it didn稚 have some sort of emergency brake to stop the machine when the engine stalled, it痴 likely because he bypassed the safeties. In that event, it wasn稚 an accident, it was stupidly.

That痴 the kind of guy he is.

I would not even come close to calling Andrew Camaratta stupid !!

 

[user.69169]

If it didn稚 have some sort of emergency brake to stop the machine when the engine stalled, it痴 likely because he bypassed the safeties. In that event, it wasn稚 an accident, it was stupidly.

That痴 the kind of guy he is.

Lord I am so glad Pettibone Expert came along to splain dat. Bet you got all de original microfish and reader coverin them miserable bustards right der in yeer cubicle. You even probably got 10 x 9 cubicle wid little book shelf to hold binders too.

I see can I get you application for Lewis Grizzard plastic plaque to hang on cubicle partition.

 

[old and tired]

I looked at his instagram account for the heck of it: Andrew Camarata

Saw his latest purchase... (wait he buys something every other day!?!) Big purchase... Everyone needs one of these!!!

 

[ptsg]

I looked at his instagram account for the heck of it: Andrew Camarata

Saw his latest purchase... (wait he buys something every other day!?!) Big purchase... Everyone needs one of these!!!

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Maybe you missed the picture just above that with the new-to-him TL10 and TL12 Takeuchi skid steers.

 

[old and tired]

Did you see the question in that Takeuchi thread where "...So what’s the point of having so many?..."

andrew_c_am "...I like them..."

 

[ptsg]

Did you see the question in that Takeuchi thread where "...So what’s the point of having so many?..."

andrew_c_am "...I like them..."

Classic Andrew answer. :laughing:

 

[Wakey]

I saved that shot along with this one!

 

[finn1]

I’ll stand by my statement. Petibone, or any other legitimate company hasn’t made a wheeled vehicle without an emergency brake in the last fifty years.

Furthermore, only a person lacking judgement would operate one without an emergency brake, especially in the terrain he was in.

If you want, I can stop by the Petibone factory in a couple of months. It’s thirty miles down the road.

 

[4570Man]

I’ll stand by my statement. Petibone, or any other legitimate company hasn’t made a wheeled vehicle without an emergency brake in the last fifty years.

Furthermore, only a person lacking judgement would operate one without an emergency brake, especially in the terrain he was in.

If you want, I can stop by the Petibone factory in a couple of months. It’s thirty miles down the road.

That crane probably was 50 years old. And the emergency brakes probably didn’t work good even when they were new.