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Old 10-09-2014, 10:13 PM
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Thanks for the input guys and keep it coming. I'll look into the subframe idea and possibly attach it to the axle tubes with a hinge point and run forward to the deck lift arms to give it a tilt feature. Lowering the deck lift would push down on the subframe and tilt the crane forward. Raising the deck lift would tilt the crane back.
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Old 10-09-2014, 10:17 PM
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how long have you had that floor jack?? i had to get myself one a yr ago, normally not a fan but for the price just couldnt pass it up..must say ive been more than happy with it too...cool project adam, be nice to see it evolve...
I've had the jack for about a year. So far, so good. Beats my old Crapsman that has leaked from day one. Fine Chinese "Craftsman"ship.
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Thanks for the input guys and keep it coming. I'll look into the subframe idea and possibly attach it to the axle tubes with a hinge point and run forward to the deck lift arms to give it a tilt feature. Lowering the deck lift would push down on the subframe and tilt the crane forward. Raising the deck lift would tilt the crane back.
And you could drive over it, and then into the same deck loops.
Then use the rear lift to pull the other end up to your rear anchor points.
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Found this on my local CL.

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Any progress on this? I started reading today.
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No progress. Been busy with other projects.
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No progress. Been busy with other projects.
It's stuck in the planning phase or as I like to call it the ain't got no money phase.
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Another thing you could do is add something like a top link on the bar your using to keep your forks level. That way if you had to you can give your forks a little bit of a tilt.
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? Or another approach. Would it make sense to build it more like a fork lift setup and use a small winch to raise it? This would keep the weight in close and help a bunch with counterweights struggles. Couple i beams tied together and a fork carriage with small bearings can be set up as guides for the forks (or short pole) to ride on. With this it could tie to the axles very easily. To get a little fancy use the lift arm with a 90deg pivot to move the top in or out.
May not do what you want or be the cool tool you are looking for.
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just reading would love to know if you have it finished or if anything else has been done to it
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