Moving A Shipping Container By Yourself

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  @2000sborton · 2 years ago

  When i was still in my teens I learned that by helping others I would then know what they know. When all of my friends were running away when a buddy needed a hand with something, I was stepping up and volunteering. Looking back at 72 years of age, I surprise even myself at the breadth of things that I have gained knowledge of. Some of my friends saw me as a sucker, I saw it as free education.<br> &nbsp;Now days I am still watching videos like this, adding to my store of knowledge. Thanks for the post.

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  @paintball130 · 2 years ago

  you really start to appreciate the compressive strength of little wooden blocks on jobs like this

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  @nemo4907 · 2 years ago (edited)

  That’s some FINE farm boy engineering.<br><br>Work smarter not harder.

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  @CrossroadToCountry · 2 years ago

  Makes me miss my daddy. That man could rig anything to work. Just took a little time to think about it. Sometimes after days he&apos;d say with a big grin &quot;AHA! i got it!&quot;. Nobody else would know what in the world he was talking about but he&apos;d get right to it and get the task done. Thanks for not quitting. Thanks for the memories. Blessings to you sir.

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  @treeguyable · 4 months ago

  Doing all this ,and the camera work, setting everything up, charging , placement , etc, and all the editing. The economy is good!

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  @romand123 · 2 years ago

  Quote of the day: &quot;Sometimes sketchy&apos;s the way to go!&quot;

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  @brentjenkinsdesigns · 2 years ago

  I have a real fascination for watching master craftsmen at work. Normally it&apos;s their chosen field. However, some fellows are just amazing at everything. Thank you Mr. Scott for taking the time and effort to teach the rest of us.

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  @remoteequipmentrepairs4152 · 2 years ago

  &quot;The key to being a productive person, starts with being curious about tools.&quot; Truer words have never been uttered. Thank you sir.

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  @johnsteffel8879 · 1 year ago

  Now, you see.... THATS what I have tried explaining to my wife... &nbsp; I may not &apos;need&apos; this (enter description here) right now.. BUT when I do OR you do... You&apos;ll be glad it is here to be used. &nbsp; &nbsp;Whether that is a physical tool / devise or a memory of HOW to do something. &nbsp; Thank you sir!

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  @jeffmitchell9863 · 5 months ago

  I watched my cousin, and many friends do things I had never thought of!! This is exactly how I’d have done this…! Hats off! &nbsp;Ironically, the container says LOGISTICS on the side!! &nbsp;Funny!!

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  @johnking975 · 2 years ago

  45 year old carpenter here, if you are adopting I wanna throw my hat in the ring 😂

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  @MorrisonManor · 1 year ago (edited)

  One of the most true things I ever learned was that doing big projects is like eating an elephant. &nbsp;Even if you&apos;re only getting positive results in microscopic increments... &nbsp;You&apos;re closer to the end state you want. &nbsp;Time and determination overcome most obstacles.<br>The crazy thing about these units is that the newer transport ships can carry 12,000 of them, loaded. &nbsp;8,159 pounds for the unit and 67,200 pounds of cargo. &nbsp;So each one can weigh up to 75,359 pounds for a total of 904, 308,000 pounds per trip.

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