Sujet : Re: Jib Crane - Dumb Ideas - Other Stuff
De : muratlanne (at) *nospam* gmail.com (Jim Wilkins)
Groupes : rec.crafts.metalworkingDate : 21. Oct 2024, 21:01:06
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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
news:vf6764$hh4d$1@dont-email.me...I admit I waste some of my free time perusing social media. An MSC ad
appeared in one of my feeds showing a jib crane set in what looked like
a big block of concrete. Not bolted to the floor or with a giant
concrete foundations. A block of concrete setting on a floor.
It was quite expensive and only had a lifting capacity of half a ton. I
thought that's really stupid. I have a cherry picker that's much more
mobile, weighs less, and is rated for 3/4 ton at full extension. Then I
realized. I can't use my cherry picker. Its had an outboard motor
hanging from it for two years, I haven't gotten around to making a stand
to put it on, and its not going back on the boat it came off of. Now
that's stupid. LOL.
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Someone might not know that empty barrels work as outboard stands that let you run them.
I had a problem stacking heavy oak beams under a temporary roof overhang only a little higher than my head until I had the AHA! moment to guy shear legs to a tree. A 1000 Lb lever chain hoist raises the load, a second 500 Lb one (HF) in the guy line swings it on or off the stack. The guy line is a low stretch tow strap.