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If you have a 20,000 lb coil thats 70" wide the coil is so small in diameter that somtimes it'll hit the floor first instead of the blocks.
EXACTLY! That's why I was thinking there had to be different sized racks.If you have a 20,000 lb coil thats 70" wide the coil is so small in diameter that somtimes it'll hit the floor first instead of the blocks.
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I just double block it on one side to narrow it up and the coil doesn't hit the floor.
Ahhh, I never thought of that. That's what I've been missing. Thanks.I just double block it on one side to narrow it up and the coil doesn't hit the floor.
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There are coil racks that hold the wood at the proper angle and they have two position on either side for small or big diameter coils. The other nice thing about these is that you don't neeed to carry bevelled wood just good 4X4's
Yeah, that's the type that I planning to build. I was thinking about a piece of flat bar with two pieces of steel angle welded onto the flat bar so that the angles trap the 4x4's at a 45 degree angle. Once I know the coil's diameter, it's just a matter of positioning the angles to keep the coil off the deck. There are coil racks that hold the wood at the proper angle and they have two position on either side for small or big diameter coils. The other nice thing about these is that you don't neeed to carry bevelled wood just good 4X4's
...and yes I do know what a coil rack looks like.