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Which gives you 8.3' of lift and lower?
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It's used as a "pick-off" system only. Pick off of one system and transfer to another.
It's for life support only. I have another 5 to 1 set up for rigging with 2.5 inch double pulleys.
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Norm- what model terex is that? Looks like a t340xl.
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I don't know the exact model. It's a Terex 40 ton long boom, 40XL we would call them (105' of main stick).
It's one of my favorite cranes to work with.
We used a 54,000 crane on concrete driveways on a regular basis. Put down 3/4" plywood or alturnamats. Use 4" X 4" X 4' or 6" X 6" X 4' lumber for the outriggers on top of two 3/4" sheets of plywood.
Attachment has a 54,000 lb crane on a concrete drive. Picked off the rear and lowered on the...
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Watched Murphs video and this one came up on the side bar, thought it related well and has some good visuals as to what this discussion seems to focus on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe8_L-0_Fso
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He does a nice job of explaining the theory of the adjusted gun...
I have a 28" bar on a Stihl 044 and I use .050 gauge chain. I wouldn't recommend anything longer than 28" on a 365. I would highly recommend 'skip chain' though.
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Here are some more of my XRR projects, most of which have been posted before.
Do you think it's a good idea to cram the rope in the smaller ring?
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This is what I use as a 'pick off' rig. It's set-up and ready to be installed on a single or doubled rope, in the "rescue bag". I've picked off a 220 lb climber, with gear, by pulling with both hands. If a rescuer is not capable by using both hands, the rope is long enough to...
This is what I use as a 'pick off' rig. It's set-up and ready to be installed on a single or doubled rope, in the "rescue bag". I've picked off a 220 lb climber, with gear, by pulling with both hands. If a rescuer is not capable by using both hands, the rope is long enough to use a foot...
Attached is a chart I've been using for training purposes for years. It's from one of the big 3 USA rope manufacturers.
Cycles-to-failure will eventually come into play on repeated use small radius bends.
I've had 1 1/4 fid buries slide while holding a load. I do 2 full fid buries on loopies. Haven't made a whoopie for over 15 years. I think they are useless.