Today I got to do my first real jobs in machines! First, I moved 900 pounds of resealable plastic bags. Glamorous, I know. Especially in a tracked loader named Sparkles.
After lunch, I moved compressed gas cylinders!
After moving the cage of empty cylinders with Voltron the forklift to the rollers outside of the Logistics Arch, I placed the cage on an airforce pallet, and we pushed the pallet out to the doorway. Elissa picked the cages and set them aside for me.
I used Sundog the loader to pick up the cages one at a time and, after moving the empties to the cargo line to be shipped away, I put the new cages full of shiny green oxygen cylinders into storage on the berm.
While I was on the berms, I found this:
Do Not Freeze. Ha.
Have a nice day!
brown paper blue ink 
Wow! Think of all the experience you are getting with Sparkles, Voltron, etc. My image of a forklift user has changed! Have a happy Thaksgiving!
Heh – would love to know what’s inside those DNF boxes.
And: please give Elissa a hug for me?
Pablo, I could probably check–that’s what MAPCON is for! I will pass on the hug.
Hi Nyi Nyi… thanks for reading, but I think you are confusing me with someone else!
Hi Kiell! I enlarged the photos, and they read that they are numerous boxes (of 24) of non-spillable batteries. Maybe they’d come in handy if you have another “emergency” power restrictions.
Hope you have (or have already had) a Great Thanksgiving!
By the way, those are some righteous crates; well-made with good hardware. Send some back home for us when they’re done with them.
I have joined Instructables and am overwhelmed with the amount of projects that people have dreamed up. Does Daniel use that site?
Toodles