Re: raising trusses

Posted by Ultradog MN on July 11, 2018 at 01:45:27 from (172.58.84.153):

In Reply to: raising trusses posted by merlynr on July 10, 2018 at 13:52:47:

Merlynr,
As said below, you don't give us any info on
the size and weight of the trusses.
But generally, yes, your plan should work
fine. I would use a heavy wall pipe or
tubing though. Not your average schedule 40
stuff.

I will be putting up trusses in about a
month here. Will use a tractor with fel and
about a 10' pipe attached to the bucket.
Mine are only 30' tho.
I like Ivan's idea to put a large hook on
the end of the pipe so you can lower the
boom and it unhooks itself. Beats having to
make someone clamber out/up to the peak and
unhitch the truss each time.

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