Posted by aarolar on March 21, 2013 at 16:14:06 from (68.170.247.196):
Just wanted to share what I have been working on the past 3 days at work, it's a custom spreader bar for a local company that makes toilet paper. They are doing a one time lift of an electric motor that weighs in at 16,500lbs and are tight on headroom hence the custom spreader. It's constructed from A516 GR50 PL 3/4" and 1" and is 100% full pen welded. Just the welding took close to 20 1/2 hrs of straight welding and two spools of flux core wire. My arm and hand are wore slap out and I am terribly glad to see it going out the door. :o
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