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    Gin pole and hoist for my Bckhoe

    By adding a few things to the fork carriage of my backhoe I have pretty much transformed it into a skyhook. Well Hardly but a very useful addition to my arsenal to say the least
    First off I had to repair an old roofing hoist I had in order for any of this to be worth doing.
    I made a mount for the hoist and a gin pole this will allow me to use any length pole that I can safely pick up with the loader
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    Then I made a pair of chain eyes to use as anchor points for when I am carrying long bulky and otherwise unyieldingly hard to carry loads on the forks, also to use as stabilizing anchors for a Mono gin pole.
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    Next I made the top block point sheave to fit on the pole and to anchor the ends of the chains with to give me triangular stabilizers for the gin pole.
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    I left a lip on one side then staked the bearing in the sheave.
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    Put it all together with the pipe I used as my spreader bar extension
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    And this is what I came up with
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    Now I will be able to fly the purlins a few at a time then afterwards lift the insulation and the sheet metal
    Last edited by Frank S; Dec 7, 2019 at 10:18 PM.
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