I keep replaying it looking for the H😖😉ters halfway up and didn't see it. I think I'm going to have to pass on this one especially after I went down for a second bulb.
Originally posted by MidEngineManiac: He shoulda had a parachute and just base-jumped....coulda saved himself one hell of a lot of effort on the way down.
If you get paid by the hour ...
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What Tower Climbers Make
Salaries for radio tower climbers vary, depending on their location and the demand for their occupation in their area. They may work temporary or permanent positions. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics classifies radio tower climbers under radio, cellular and tower equipment installers and repairers. In 2013, most of them earned an annual salary between $26,990 and $73,150. The mean annual wage was $48,380.
I work atop an oil drilling rig (sometimes). Just under two hundred feet sometimes, usually at about 120 feet. What's another 1,500 feet ? It's the stop which kills 'ya if you fall.
Originally posted by Red88FF: Wonder what he gets paid..........
From my earlier post ...
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What Tower Climbers Make
Salaries for radio tower climbers vary, depending on their location and the demand for their occupation in their area. They may work temporary or permanent positions. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics classifies radio tower climbers under radio, cellular and tower equipment installers and repairers. In 2013, most of them earned an annual salary between $26,990 and $73,150. The mean annual wage was $48,380.
I work atop an oil drilling rig (sometimes). Just under two hundred feet sometimes, usually at about 120 feet. What's another 1,500 feet ? It's the stop which kills 'ya if you fall.
one foot is an ag pilot, 100 feet is thrill-seekers, and 1500 feet is when ya go for a nap and ask somebody to wake ya when we get closer to the ground,
[This message has been edited by MidEngineManiac (edited 01-21-2015).]
