Bad Day At Work

[2-H2's]

Wasn't the Dunn Brother's was it???

[Easy Ed]

Serious ?? Not sure who they were, Texas Die Cast Hired them to do the job.

[2-H2's]

Seriously...I used them once to move equipment out of that same area. They tore up a machine shop floor, then wanted me to pay for it

I'm just guessing it was them...not to many rigging outfits up that way though.

[Easy Ed]

Thanks, I'll see if it was them, at this cost it would be better to send us to Texas and to do the rigging. Got to come back to our plant first for a check-up.

Later, Ed

[Big Dad]

Ouch...all in a days work.

[BKLYNH2]

I wouldn't exactly consider it your bad day. For the riggers and the company who owned the machine it sucks but I hope you will be getting paid to repair it a second time. Nothing wrong with having lots of work on your plate these days. Be thankful that no one was hurt. Rigging accidents can be very deadly.

[Easy Ed]

2-H2's, Was a company called Duncan Rigging. They had the machine on "skates" when one corner and a skate went over the edge of the pit/foundation as they were moving it into place. Machine came back to us yesterday and appears to be about 4/6 weeks worth of work/damage.

Thanks for the heads up on the Dunn Brothers out there also.