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Re: Just lifted over 3,000 lbs with the New Boom!
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Posted by Leland on November 17, 2004 at 16:36:13 from (65.142.209.61):
In Reply to: Just lifted over 3,000 lbs with the New Boom! posted by Willy-N on November 17, 2004 at 11:44:34:
now just be careful and don't get hurt tring to over do it and cause something to break and fly off and nail you. If you want to build these to sell it would be in your best intrest to pay an engineer to look at your product you may be able to lighten it up and save some money on future booms and hitches you build to sell, and his seal of approvel Would cover your butt if someone else does something stupid and trys to blame you.
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