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| Manxmodder:
--- Quote from: RobWilson on August 26, 2016, 12:26:04 PM ---drab olive green! WTF! OZ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,very 70s , bet your a British Leyland man at heart :lol: :lol: :lol: Rob --- End quote --- I did once have Tundra green Mini van, and several more inspiringly coloured Mini pick-ups over the years. Anyway,I've found the Land Rover Marine blue and the Massey grey paint now,so I shall make amends.....OZ |
| RobWilson:
--- Quote from: awemawson on August 28, 2016, 11:29:20 AM --- I hope you have a fork lift to get it out :thumbup: --- End quote --- Walk in the park Andrew :ddb: Rob |
| nrml:
Doesn't the load exceed the rating for that jib position by a very significant amount? When I lifted a lathe that was a little over the rated load for that jib position on a two tonne hoist it didn't look happy at all and it kept trying to tip forwards. I am impressed if you managed that with just one helper. |
| RobWilson:
--- Quote ---Doesn't the load exceed the rating for that jib position by a very significant amount? --- End quote --- It does by a couple of hundred Kg's , but it lifted it with ease . --- Quote ---When I lifted a lathe that was a little over the rated load for that jib position on a two tonne hoist it didn't look happy at all and it kept trying to tip forwards. --- End quote --- If it was trying to tip forward then the load was incorrectly slung , load centre was past pivot point (front wheel axles ) . --- Quote ---I am impressed if you managed that with just one helper. --- End quote --- It just took one person to remove the mill from the van and shift it round to the rear of my house , ME :coffee: |
| tom osselton:
Putting weight on the pump end works great. |
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