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Laughing...Thanks for sharing!

Yep....had my boomtruck 27 years. It's about to get some TLC. I couldn't go to a shorter stick (45+9), so the wrecker is out....unless I changed the boom. I know they are a handy tool....be safe.

Robert, I can see naming "Grumpy", and especially "flatty"...but "bubbles"??? Laying along the spare looks fine to me.

You don't show much of it, but I'm glad to see a solid boom support.

I bought one to do the same thing with the cylinders, but as a snow plow. The remote would have left and right, center off. I only bought the pump. I see double acting cylinders but the rod size is near the bore so pulling is not much force, it relies on pushing. Hydraulic would have a T...

I bought one of those (without the box). I think that is a double acting valve, forward and reverse.

They (2, one each side) are in the middle and go out at 45* from the crane mount, tube inside tube with a cylinder. I nearly lift the truck up when set. Also on uneven terrain, they can level the truck/crane up. You would be surprised the number of times that you're on a slope and need to...

My crane is mounted in the middle behind the cab on my F600 4x4. It has 51' of stick. It has a really heavy mount to the frame and puts the bearing up nice and high. The 8 channel hydraulic rotator seems to always have a leak and now I have to take the boom apart for what I think is a...