please post more videos. I'm currently studying to become a millwright/industrial tech in South Africa. I love the videos , they are very entertaining.
As someone that has had a career in warehouse life. I can say without a doubt, that that little blue light being seen on the floor from around the corner is a GAME CHANGER, and LIFE SAVOR! Ask your companies safety super to watch a video like this one, and ask to get them installed! Does NOT mean you can be more relaxed though. Always brush up on your safety and ask questions. And as always, be alert, be alive! Be safe friends.
@@_Broomstick Center front and on the side for the rear staying away from being hit while turning in tight spots. Keep the nut semi tight so if you do hit something, it will give and move. Best safety feature one can do for a lift truck. We run high lift reach trucks and sit down lpg trucks.
please post more videos. I'm currently studying to become a millwright/industrial tech in South Africa. I love the videos , they are very entertaining.
Finally someone that also watches AvE and uses the lingo 😂
As someone that has had a career in warehouse life. I can say without a doubt, that that little blue light being seen on the floor from around the corner is a GAME CHANGER, and LIFE SAVOR! Ask your companies safety super to watch a video like this one, and ask to get them installed!
Does NOT mean you can be more relaxed though. Always brush up on your safety and ask questions. And as always, be alert, be alive! Be safe friends.
for example. tours of the different bags you use, how to's and day to day content. I would appreciate it.
I would love to see some electrical work and some screw otters or conveyors and toolbag tours. thank you @@_Broomstick
lol, I gotta install one next week on our old Lift
150th sub after randomly finding you
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the sub 👍
We use them at my job site.
I like one in the front and the rear warning pedestrian traffic.
Nice. Do you have them mounted on the side or in the center?
@@_Broomstick
Center front and on the side for the rear staying away from being hit while turning in tight spots. Keep the nut semi tight so if you do hit something, it will give and move. Best safety feature one can do for a lift truck.
We run high lift reach trucks and sit down lpg trucks.
@@_Broomstick
Sides are easier as you have the overhead guard posts you can zip tie the wiring cables.