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- Thread starter Evans
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Looks good. Hopefully having that jib will open some more doors.
The sheave on the 36' jib. The one on top. The hoist line is supposed to ride under that sheave. It's possible that sheave isn't used in that configuration.
The way it's set up now is gonna cut the retaining pin or shred your hoist line.
How much jib is in it there?
The sheave on the 36' jib. The one on top. The hoist line is supposed to ride under that sheave. It's possible that sheave isn't used in that configuration.
The way it's set up now is gonna cut the retaining pin or shred your hoist line.
How much jib is in it there?
hosspuller
Senior Member
knepptune … what an eye for detail … I'm impressed.
Evans
Well-Known Member
Thanks knepptune,I also noticed that something is not right, the way the line went through the sheeves ,but had no idea how to go about it.
We are going to correct that today.we still have 3 more of these 45m towers.i think that sheeve 36' on top works when you need to offset to certain degrees.just my thought.Thanks once again.
We are going to correct that today.we still have 3 more of these 45m towers.i think that sheeve 36' on top works when you need to offset to certain degrees.just my thought.Thanks once again.
Evans
Well-Known Member
Today ,We had to put the wire rope straight on via the boom noise ,hope it makes mechanical sense. The line was quite free.