Peter from Holland
Diamond
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- Jan 15, 2005
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- The Netherlands
If you really do not want to lift .ore as 3 ton with that hoist just take the head of first
Peter
Peter
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Lift using two chain hoists
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woodsrider845
Hot Rolled
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- Dec 12, 2012
- Location
- ny usa
Just man up, and huck it. A roll of duct tape between friends, to hold you balls in place? Small price to pay for the stories you'll forever embolden. And the pictures? Oh, the pictures. When you pull that tape off.......
I've got two (Yale, I think) single phase electric hoists on one beam. A quarter ton and a one ton.
I've overhauled this ancient Kewaunee boiler I heat the house with a few times, and I use this contraption to lift and turn and spin the thing to get it in proper cutting and welding position.
The quarter ton won't lift the boiler by itself.. but the one ton has no problem. I've got lifting lugs on all 4 lower corners, and a center lug on the top in the middle.
Usually I'll lift the thing off the floor with the one ton, then as it's lifting I'll use the quarter ton unit to manipulate the boiler to get it laid over or tilted or whatever the situation calls for.
I've overhauled this ancient Kewaunee boiler I heat the house with a few times, and I use this contraption to lift and turn and spin the thing to get it in proper cutting and welding position.
The quarter ton won't lift the boiler by itself.. but the one ton has no problem. I've got lifting lugs on all 4 lower corners, and a center lug on the top in the middle.
Usually I'll lift the thing off the floor with the one ton, then as it's lifting I'll use the quarter ton unit to manipulate the boiler to get it laid over or tilted or whatever the situation calls for.
