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In engineering there is ALWAYS a solution

What as 4 legs 2 arms and wobbles Answer:- an IKEA chair

Just a job you get used to it, highest I've worked at is 650 feet

Don't be daft the television companies are the powers that be

Have to hope it was the wind and not a fabrication error

Yes but even Fort Dunlop got tyred

Well don't look at it then

Why not Celtic win it every year

Custom and practice seems otherwise and the marking more than 1 tonne should not be marked in kg but then again custom and practice seems otherwise

1tonne (1000kgs) = 0.98 TON Metric is always in lower case Imperial is always in upper case

Could be right there are some big H sections inside. I think they may have to bring in a big mobile crane to put it in place.

I would say nearer 2 tonne

Should read does not damage

Yes they still use chain slings but these are better for hooking to shackles and eye bolts. If you have to wrap a sling round an item to be lifted then Polyester round slings and web slings are better because they damage the steel unlike chain slings and are easier to handle. Also chain slings...

As I was in hospital, so didn't see it

Correct, that banner put us in the same league as rag fans

Cranes have ropes, cables are used for control i.e brake cables. They seem to use a lot polyester round slings on site, which are good because they don't damage the material they are lifting

Pity they did not extend their pitch

We have to remember that this is a hotel and not a prestige head office of a multi national company

As the man with the wooden leg said "It's a matter of a pinion"