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yeah sorry josh missed ur post.

thanks mate.. well ill take a pic and tell me if u guys think it will support..

thanks shane ur allways a champ.. bring it next TND

yeh sure no worries, i'll just tuck it under my arm!

:)

Get more mates then. That or use the block idea if you can.

Mates like beer, they'll lift anything for free beer.

damn straight lol

Smoko eh?

must work for the council :O

P.S mark, dont get one form supercheap, go to tradetools and get one from there :D

yeh sure no worries, i'll just tuck it under my arm!

:)

damn straight lol

must work for the council :O

P.S mark, dont get one form supercheap, go to tradetools and get one from there :D

wats wrong with supercheap cranes.. i have only ever used a big 5k crane so...

those cross beams will not support 800kg for too long

Do it though, it'll be funny.

thats wat i was talkin about!..

ta mate.

so reason behind wanting me to buy a crane from these guys..?

agreed :)

but when u do it, make sure u video the beams, i want to see them crease in real time! :D

haha .. NO

cause super cheap is ghey.

http://www.supercheapauto.com/www/index.cfm?ItemID=30

that looks ok.. raises to 2.5M and is $300 rated at 1250kg..

think it might be ok..

JOsh i could never get over you ;)

Mark you fag your not even on MSN farking twatter.....

im signing in now..

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