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<blockquote data-quote="Fendt" data-source="post: 6268906" data-attributes="member: 3303"><p>It is only a small shed, total of 8 roof trusses I think, probably no more than 4 metres off the floor. Reasonably tight working space with a big machine. Don’t suppose they’ll have any other appropriate gear, eg proper ladders, straps, safety gear etc so can assume other stuff will be borrowed as well. I was happy to nip round there the other day when he rang to ask if I could unload said trusses from the lorry, no mention made at the time that he might want to borrow the teleporter to put them up. Just sprang that on me today and when I said no (because of insurance concerns) he looked very dejected. I have no problem with helping the lad or his father, we have and do get on well. I can just see a small mishap turning into a massive problem. They have nothing to lose whereas I could potentially end up uninsured with a big claim from something going wrong. I think I know what the answer is honestly. Even if I go and do the lifting for them I have a feeling it would be completely uninsured at my own risk, will check the policy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fendt, post: 6268906, member: 3303"] It is only a small shed, total of 8 roof trusses I think, probably no more than 4 metres off the floor. Reasonably tight working space with a big machine. Don’t suppose they’ll have any other appropriate gear, eg proper ladders, straps, safety gear etc so can assume other stuff will be borrowed as well. I was happy to nip round there the other day when he rang to ask if I could unload said trusses from the lorry, no mention made at the time that he might want to borrow the teleporter to put them up. Just sprang that on me today and when I said no (because of insurance concerns) he looked very dejected. I have no problem with helping the lad or his father, we have and do get on well. I can just see a small mishap turning into a massive problem. They have nothing to lose whereas I could potentially end up uninsured with a big claim from something going wrong. I think I know what the answer is honestly. Even if I go and do the lifting for them I have a feeling it would be completely uninsured at my own risk, will check the policy. [/QUOTE]
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