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Originally Posted by bigmike253
(Post 3725543)
shoot I don't even have a tree in my back yard. I think I'm going to make one.
Are you pulling them inside or outside? If you have a tall garage, there is a pretty easy setup with a chain fall. Nothing for you if you are outside. I use a fork lift with a boom extension, real nice and easy.
Originally Posted by sprink58
(Post 3725717)
I bought them for $4000 cash Builder was happy and so am I.
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I built a wood gantry. $120 worth of lumber and a 1 ton chain fall. I needed a lot of height so garage, tow truck etc. would not work. Don't underestimate the lifting height you may need. I used two 12' 4x4 for the vertical posts gusseted by 3/4" plywood and the header was two 12' - 2x8's bolted together with 3/4 plywood gussets as well. Worked like a champ and I could disassemble it when done. No stability issues.
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Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 3725591)
Go to harbor freight and buy their gantry crane - for under 500 bucks you'll be up and running.
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Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 3725591)
Go to harbor freight and buy their gantry crane - for under 500 bucks you'll be up and running.
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I have a I beam in my building with a trolley and chain hoist. Dont go cheap on this deal, if it fails you could damage your boat or die. Find somone local that has the right setup.
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Originally Posted by Trash
(Post 3727904)
I built a wood gantry. $120 worth of lumber and a 1 ton chain fall. I needed a lot of height so garage, tow truck etc. would not work. Don't underestimate the lifting height you may need. I used two 12' 4x4 for the vertical posts gusseted by 3/4" plywood and the header was two 12' - 2x8's bolted together with 3/4 plywood gussets as well. Worked like a champ and I could disassemble it when done. No stability issues.
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