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|    Jim Wilkins to Bob La Londe    |
|    Re: Beam Clamp On An Incline Beam    |
|    17 Aug 24 19:01:16    |
      From: muratlanne@gmail.com              "Bob La Londe" wrote in message news:v9qs3p$20ooe$1@dont-email.me...              >> "Jim Wilkins" wrote ...       >> There may be other ways to design a self-assembling gantry crane, ...              >I have to admit I don't always read your posts from end to end when I first       >see them. I skim them, and then come back later and read them more       >thoroughly if there was something that caught my attention.              That's fine, I click Send when I'm bored with proofreading and editing them       myself. I try for completeness so they might serve as an unfragmented       reference if someone has a relevant problem to solve. Mostly I post for       practice in technical writing which I flunked several times, and they are       tests for senility when I read them back later.              I found another way to set up a gantry without a separate hoist, by making       the supporting posts pivot on horizontal bolts at the ends of the beam. If       the beam is raised a short distance as on sawhorses the chainfall, pinned to       the track, can pull against the base of a support to fold it further inward.       The reference mentioned ratchet strap pullers to help as well. I tested a 2"       ratchet cargo strap for vehicle recovery and it reached 1000 Lbs tension       while pulling my truck through a snowbank.       jsw              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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