Re: Suggestions wanted - Long distance move revisited
- From: "Karl Townsend" <karltownsend.NOT@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 May 2007 10:17:20 GMT
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I have contracted a logistics trailer and will use the load bars to....
*help* with stabilizing the more top heavy machines, as well as tie
down straps, but am curious as to the pallets themselves.
The base of a Bridgeport (for instance) seems a bit concentrated (to
me) to the point that I wonder at the strength of the pallet being
able to properly support it for the 1500 mile trip.
Skids for machines are generaly build entirely out of 2" thick lumber. I'd
build a special skid for each machine using 2 x 8s or similar. There's no
need for boards on the bottom side, but I'd use two 2 x 4s flat for the
riser part of the pallet at each of three spots. Bolt the machine to the
pallet.
Sounds too sturdy, maybe, but the extra safety factor is well worth it.
Karl
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