Cane LMI - Crane computer 

That is a fun format, thanks for posting!

That was definitely a different look❗️ Very interesting how you did that. Always coming up with something‼️‼️👍

That was great being able to watch that screen thank Jimmy.

All right Jimmy! Been waiting for a new adventure from you, this is extremely interesting material...Great presentation showcasing your "operator excellence" for sure.. It's fascinating to see all the info your process during a pick and the fact you never sound stressed in any way. I know you say you're concerned about heavy picks, but you sure sound composed at all times. Much respect for your expertise in a highly specialized trade, 2 thumbs up from here. Hope you and your family had a very joyous Christmas and Happy New year going forward! Work safe, stay warm, I'm watching here, love this stuff! Doug@ the "ranch"

Jimmy, this perspective is interesting and quiet useful. Thanks for making this video!

That cable stretches more than I thought. Learn something new every video.

Jimmy it's on the same panel but not the same screen. It's straight above the top of the boom .it's got a green,yellow and red line in it. Thanks Jimmy

Smooth pick I bet. Held your radius well

Cool when the shadow of the load passed over the computer screens

Cool vid jimmy!!

Another interesting perspective. Do you always have that screen in place to keep an eye on the cable drum? Is that to make sure the cable stays lined up? What can you do to prevent this and recover from it? So many questions! Thanks for sharing.

in the 1970s we had a fire bell for a a2b only lol.

I really enjoyed watching the screen.Can you tell me what the other screen above the big one was. Thank you Jimmy looking forward to the next one my friend.

Thanks for the video on the control panel Jimmy! So I have a couple of questions, First, does the electronics of the crane have lockouts for when you get too close to overload? I assume that they will beep and buzz at you when you get close, but will the crane lockout and only allow you to put the load down when you reach the maximum capacity? Also does the electronics contain a data recorder like in aircraft to record your picks in case of accident? Another video idea for you might be on the draw works and how it operates. On the larger cranes I have seen brake drums, bands and linkages to the crane cab, and I don't see any of that on yours. A short video on how the hydraulic crane draw works would be pretty interesting stuff.

Is there another screen or menu that shows how much weight is on each out rigger?? I seem to remember it from previous videos.

Is the 130K that you are safe for at all boom angles at 71.9' of extension, From 0° to 90°? It doesn't seem to change as your angle and distance changes with the same extension.

Sir, I'm your new subscriber. I'm also a soon gonna be lifting inspector. I have a question, if you want to conduct a load test (120% at particular working radius) do you turn off/bypass the LMI first? For critical lifting inspection. Sorry for the grammar, I'm not a native English speaker. Thanks a bunch.

be nice if my palfinger had an LMI sometimes. I have a few lights that indicate capacity starting at 50% and then get an alarm at 90% and a lockout at 100%

People ask, "why are you always looking at that box?" I just tell them it's a computer, but not how it's what makes me look like a genius!

Hi Jimmy how are you, I read every comments, seems like everyone had already ask everything hehe well the video was great one question with 100k lbs and boom at 71.9 feet what would be the minimum boom degree to safe work with and one more thing, how can we calculate the Cross load capacity deduction if we had a fix jib on the boom am sorry if the question is wrong. am learning a lot from your videos bro believe me thank you so much for dedicating your time on this.

If you are set up to do multiple lifts exactly the same. Can it be programmed to do it all automatically? Thanks for another good video and alot of great comments as well...

What were the limits of picking over the rear? Was that 130k set for the rear?

That's a lot of drive shafts for one vehicle lol.

Very cool. How much did they tell you this lift would weigh?

It doesn't show how many parts per line

Are you on crane nuts?

No wind that’s weird lol

Your hindi pelage

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