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Smarter 4 year s ago
#7 is actually pretty smart. The glove keeps dust out of the smoke detector during construction. Saves a lot of false alarms. I'm going to so this when I don't have a factory cover.
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Sniper 4 year s ago
Especially smart if you find these years after the construction was finished, happened at our company.
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Sunlight 4 year s ago
#6... Nothing wrong here, in fact that is about the best option for that situation
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Something 4 year s ago
LOL, I commented on the idea being smart, not the people. I've seen factory covers not removed.
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Kitten 4 year s ago
#18... Since the hydraulic arm is not connected this is not a problem at all
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Pants 4 year s ago
#4 is actually pretty clever. I've used sheets of plywood for the same purpose. If anyone has a better idea for walking across that glass, please share.
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Sunlight 4 year s ago
#4- use a boom lift so you don't have to walk on the glazing system.
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Smarter 4 year s ago
#7 is actually pretty smart. The glove keeps dust out of the smoke detector during construction. Saves a lot of false alarms. I'm going to so this when I don't have a factory cover.
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Sniper 4 year s ago
Especially smart if you find these years after the construction was finished, happened at our company.
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Sunlight 4 year s ago
#6... Nothing wrong here, in fact that is about the best option for that situation
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Something 4 year s ago
LOL, I commented on the idea being smart, not the people. I've seen factory covers not removed.
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Kitten 4 year s ago
#18... Since the hydraulic arm is not connected this is not a problem at all
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Pants 4 year s ago
#4 is actually pretty clever. I've used sheets of plywood for the same purpose. If anyone has a better idea for walking across that glass, please share.
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Sunlight 4 year s ago
#4- use a boom lift so you don't have to walk on the glazing system.