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Can a 5"x1 3/4" joist support a WM18 |
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hermetic:
Yup! they all got in before I got back! if you prop the joist as close as possible to the lift point, with a fixed prop that can't fall out, you will be fine. Lift it half an inch and let it sit for a few minutes to test the rig, then go ahead. |
WeldingRod:
--- Quote from: hermetic on February 01, 2018, 04:19:05 PM ---Yup! they all got in before I got back! if you prop the joist as close as possible to the lift point, with a fixed prop that can't fall out, you will be fine. Lift it half an inch and let it sit for a few minutes to test the rig, then go ahead. --- End quote --- I tied my garage ceiling to the roof to create a big truss structure. My joists are bigger, and doubled and cross connected at my lift point, with the resulting safe working load well in excess of a ton. I'm a mechanica l engineer and have to move stuff up to 80 tons at work... not going to have my home stuff fail! No siree! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk |
RobWilson:
WTF! a hole 160kg :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:, that's an easy lift for two blokes.Well, what I mean are two men who actually do real work, not your average IT chap. |
Meldonmech:
Nice one Rob, I like it. Cheers ha ha ! David |
PekkaNF:
--- Quote from: RobWilson on February 04, 2018, 02:58:01 PM --- WTF! a hole 160kg :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:, that's an easy lift for two blokes.Well, what I mean are two men who actually do real work, not your average IT chap. --- End quote --- I once bought a miniature capstan althe that was missing the whole capstan stuff...Seller told me it weight less that 400 kg. I Got transportation close to my home and had it loaded onto my trailer (500 kg capacity nominal). Had three friends waiting home and I had rigged platform and all ready. "Only" thing we had to do was to lift the bugger few centimetres, my daugter would pull the trailer out and let it sit a little lower...it would not lift! Four could lift each end but to have it lifed clear was deemed too dangerous. I had one guy to visit with truck/lift. He fits large windows, the boom had a scale. Scale shows 960 kg! A small wonder it felt a bit too heavy. And when it is a lathe shape object, lift has to very secure. No-one wants that shape of things to tilt. Pekka |
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