Posted by Dr. Walt on November 05, 2014 at 08:02:23 from (12.2.223.79):
In Reply to: Step ideas posted by Chris Jones on November 04, 2014 at 17:06:28:
Back in 1983, when I worked in the Mines, I did just exactly what you want to do, to a CAT 988 Wheel Loader. I used some scrap cable from one of our Vulcan Drag-Line Slushers; cut three pieces of 1/4" x 6"W x 12"L steel plate; drilled holes in the ends of the plates just slightly larger than the cable; threaded the cable through the holes; spaced the plates about 8" apart; & put a Cable-Clamp immediately above & below each plate. After I tightened the nuts on the cable-clamps, I tack-welded the nuts to the clamp saddle. I then welded the top plate to the bottom of the bottom-step on the Wheel Loader.
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