Whoops - somebody didn't use the stabilisers!

[GasEngineer]

[valiant]

Looks like he did from the second photo but maybe overreached with too heavy a load?

Looks like a stand up meeting with the boss later on though…

[bobtail4x4]

the stabilisers are supposed to extend out,

[Sporky]

valiant said:

Looks like a stand up meeting with the boss later on though

No biscuits?

[the griffin]

I recognise that place, the old Pier Avenue in Southwold!

[Byker28i]

Didn't extend them as close to the wall?

[Smint]

There's a reason the usual building suppliers use 18/24/32 ton GVW trucks for hiab deliveries.

[_Rodders_]

Surely not beyond the wit of man to fit sensors that sense the thing getting light on one end and stops you going any further.

[Mabbs9]

_Rodders_ said:

Surely not beyond the wit of man to fit sensors that sense the thing getting light on one end and stops you going any further.

They went one better. They fitted stabilisers.

[njw1]

_Rodders_ said:

Surely not beyond the wit of man to fit sensors that sense the thing getting light on one end and stops you going any further.

They do, they also fit an override button.....

[John D.]

Byker28i said:

Didn't extend them as close to the wall?

I reckon you're right. Short rigged it so could park closer to the wall, to get the reach far enough into the property. Looks like there is plenty of space otherwise.

Or turned off the limit sensor and messed it up that way. Probably both!

[Its Just Adz]

One of my regular recovery places did similar. Didn't put a spreader plate down and the leg went through the pavement while lifting a Cayenne.
Luckily it didn't tip, but it did find it's way onto Tiktok.

[smifffymoto2]

njw1 said:

_Rodders_ said:

Surely not beyond the wit of man to fit sensors that sense the thing getting light on one end and stops you going any further.

They do, they also fit an override button.....

They do but you can only reduce the radius not extend it.
My guess he has swung the crane to quickly,destabilising the truck and got it rocking on the suspension.