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"Leon Fisk" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Aug 2018 18:15:27 -0700
Larry Jaques wrote:

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I wonder if Iggy's going to build one (with his son, of course) for
use in-house, complete with remote control.


I suspect Iggy has time issues nowadays for stuff like that. Like
lack
of...

http://www.spydercrane.com/


Kickass idea! I'll bet they're doing extremely well with sales.
$70k for the URW295


Thanks for the price look-up. I was curious but didn't dare look. I
knew it would be sobering...

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Leon Fisk
Grand Rapids MI


I modified my 1 ton engine hoist into a miniature version of that by
adding larger wheels and a trailer coupler. Controlled tests show that
it isn't stable enough to hoist and especially move with much more
than I can dead-lift, but it lifts quite a bit higher and I'm back out
of the way. Bolt-on outrigger beams would help its stability..

It's an excellent self-loading trailer that can straddle the load and
then transport it on planks.