Spent $400 on a wireless load indicator system and honestly not sure if it was worth it

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$400 for a wireless load indicator is a tough pill to swallow, I get that. But honestly (I know I'm not supposed to say that but it fits here) having used cheaper wired setups before, the peace of mind not dealing with tangled cables or forgetting to hook something up is worth a lot more than the price tag. My buddy went the budget route and spent double the time messing with connections on every single lift, not to mention the time he wasted troubleshooting a bad wire. If this thing saves you from one overload mistake or even just makes your job a little faster day to day, it pays for itself pretty quick in my book.

oliver_fisher2d ago

@hernandez.brooke sounds like the $400 definitely pays for itself in sanity saved from tangled wires.

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