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Re: Need Some Advice on I Beam Support for Hoist.
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Posted by RickL on February 17, 2006 at 05:58:31 from (69.66.73.45):
In Reply to: Need Some Advice on I Beam Support for Hoist. posted by TomNTexas on February 16, 2006 at 04:34:34:
Was going to do the same thing but when got the figures together it was taking a hugh beam and then you would lose so head clearenc that sometimes I still need. My shop is 54 wide. I ended up going with a Walkie forklift. Lifts what i want and has so much more versatillity. Pick up pallets and so also. I assemble machinery all time in shop so lifting stuff is daily thing and thias worked ut the best for me. I also have a electric hoist that I use in combination wth the forlkift extensions. After doing this way I would never go to beam over head.
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