My engineering buddy (scottie33) said they stopped it 5 feet off the ground to check the bolts and welds.
Looks like some of the workers are underneath it. Crazy.
Looks like some of the workers are underneath it. Crazy.
Don't worry, he's wearing a hard hat.Let's hope OSHA isn't watching. That "working under a suspended load" rule kind of applies here.
Anyone know an estimated timeline for tonight's festivities?
Any reason they are doing this at night instead of day? (I haven't followed this that closely, I apologize)
Because the wind is more calm at night. And it's supposed to be windy the next couple of days.Anyone know an estimated timeline for tonight's festivities?
Any reason they are doing this at night instead of day? (I haven't followed this that closely, I apologize)
Anyone know an estimated timeline for tonight's festivities?
Any reason they are doing this at night instead of day? (I haven't followed this that closely, I apologize)
I've got it on good authority that the good stuff won't happen until 11 or after. As some have stated, they lift it a few feet and inspect the heck out of it before putting it on top.