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Another option for the pin design is to use a Clevis pin system
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Alternatively, to reduce the number of components in the crane pack (as small parts may be lost) a U bolt system could be employed
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The beam dimensions have once again been altered and so a revised CAD representation will also be posted here shortly, as well as any other changes to the design proposed by the stress analysis (including limits and fits which will be added as they are calculated)
Excellent post, Its really useful for me, Crane hoists are machines that are able to lift and carry heavy objects and move them to another location. They typically achieve this by using a drum or lift wheel that has either a rope or chain wrapped around it.
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They will be altered to a standard size HEX head bolt, such as one from the list show on the following link.
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