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![]() Way back last fall I mentioned that I had to unload my Bridgeport onto soil rather than a paved surface and the Harbor Freight shop crane kept rolling off the boards I put on the ground when I'd start to lift. I tried putting C clamps as brakes on the wheels in order to lift a 500 lb. drill press this weekend, and they kept the wheels from rolling off the boards. Photo of the setup in the dropbox he http://metalworking.com/dropbox/Stab...Shop_Crane.JPG I'd still like to make some removeable outriggers for the ends of the crane's legs, but I haven't run across the right pieces of steel at the local junk dealer. If you guys have come up with another way to level and stabilize these shop cranes, I'd like to see some photos to get other ideas. RWL |
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