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Re: Re: Loading Dead Tractors
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Posted by Fred OH on February 20, 2004 at 12:09:10 from (38.119.141.178):
In Reply to: Re: Loading Dead Tractors posted by T_Bone on February 18, 2004 at 07:10:55:
T_Bone...good article on rigging and related stuff...I must admit that I have never abided by all those rules...but it's nice to know they exist to be dialed into that lifting job you're not too sure about. I always had a tendency to have a larger than needed lifting device, sheaves and shackles and cable so I wouldn't be sneaking up on some components limits. Another thing that I did that I never seen in his bible was when my cable got visually worn...I turned it around and used the new end. Learn something everyday. My advice...same as others...everyone that rigs, loads and uses winches should bookmark. The only cable that I ever broke was on one of those little hand cable pullers...3/16" aircraft cable...2700# break strength? Lucky it didn't smack me in the face...I'm ugly enough without that. Thanks for the link up. Fred OH
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