This is perhaps the funniest safety video that I have ever seen. It's in German, however give it a chance and you'll see what I mean:
http://media.hugi.is/hahradi/fyndnar...ERERSTEA-1.wmv
-- Best, John
This is perhaps the funniest safety video that I have ever seen. It's in German, however give it a chance and you'll see what I mean:
http://media.hugi.is/hahradi/fyndnar...ERERSTEA-1.wmv
-- Best, John
John Eaton
Original Owner
2001 Proton Yellow #580
Atlanta GA
http://wildtoys.com/vehicross/
http://vehicross.blogspot.com/
"Metaphors be with you"
That was AWESOME! Never knew a forklift could be so dangerous! LOL
2001 Ironman Daily Driver... 3.5" suspension lift (OME912 springs and 1" spring spacer), ball joint flip, 1.5" front diff. drop, 33"x12.5 TrXus MT, 16x10 Eagle Alloy rims, Interceptor, PV muffler, K&N air filter, Alpine Supercharger, Bilstein shocks, and some trimming.
2000 Ironman Project LS-1 VX... very slow progress but someday....... ohhhhh someday......
OMG... HILARIOUS!!!!
Anita
2000 Ebony #263
Original Owner- love her too much to part with her.
AnitaProtich.com
And I thought our safety films were corny!
RichD
------------------------------------------------
...because vinyl just sounds better!
That's just too good!
My supervisor often wants me to raise him up on a pallet to change light bulbs in the warehouse. He's not the brightest bulb around, either.
They left something pretty important out. Try taking a pallet of 40 cases of copy paper or other suitably hefty load and putting it way up high or bringing it down from way up high and not being real careful with how fast you gas it/stop it/let out the brake or any other jerky movements. Or try driving around with it lifted way up instead of dropping it down the instant you're clear to do so. You will tip the thing over. I have personally had one start to rock back and forth a couple of times even with being pretty careful. Trust me, it kinda sucks when the rear wheels leave the floor.
Don't drive one off the loading dock either. Park it with the forks all the way down (and usually tilted slightly forward) so people won't trip over them. Make sure the forks are back to level when you're moving stuff around. LOL! And what about the potential mishaps with LP? :-)
I'm still laughing! That couldn't have possibly be written by Germans, their humor doesn't even approach how hilarious that film is! Thanks John!:laughg:
Over 20 years of Isuzu enjoyment...
bummer ......... I could not view the video .....
.
but if it concerns a forklift, I can understand ........
.
I could tell 'forklift' stories for hours .........
.
including one that featured a friend - a co-worker - at a summer job ........ he never did become 'accomplished' with the forklift ......... he was carrying a huge hydraulic cylinder and ..... (to make a long story short) ended up crashing through an office wall - while this guy ('bigshot') was in the office on the phone ..........
I worked a summer once at a distribution warehouse for a home improvement company, night shift. We had hi-lifts, stand-ups (which I drove), turrets and some beater gas lifts. Not to mention all the pallet jacks running around. Oh, the stories...
HS
That was the funniest video yet. The cat and bird were good, but this one takes the cake.
Thanks,
John
AKA: VXtreme