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AOn a philosophical level I'm pretty uncomfortable with the idea of a fly system in a middle school at all. These are literally cranes...
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AIn that case, I would strongly recommend performing due diligence on a hoist solution. Fewer structural implications and safer/easier to...
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AWhat's the existing rigging configuration in the MS?
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A"Substantial" may or may not be a big deal here. It really depends on the original structural design and the margins the original...
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AAudJ replied to the thread Counterweight vs. Hoist.Thank you for all the info - this makes a lot of sense.A little history for reference: The HS was built in the early stages of...
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AAudJ replied to the thread Counterweight vs. Hoist.Sorry, I botched the reply.(28) 4” line-guided counterweight arborsNew system adds substantial weight capacity and 6” arborsThanks!
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AIt's really hard to tell without pricing out both options. Hoists are substantially more expensive than manual counterweight linesets...
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AAudJ replied to the thread Counterweight vs. Hoist.Agreed - every job has requirements, and not everyone is qualified or able to take any job based on those requirements. When the job...
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AI understand fear of heights, but that seems like a silly hill to die on. I've worked in venues with and without loading bridges and...
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AAudJ replied to the thread Counterweight vs. Hoist.I should add, the new system will increase the load of each line set, I don’t remember the exact capacity increase but it is substantial
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AAudJ replied to the thread Counterweight vs. Hoist.28 - 4” counterweight line-guided arbors.
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AHello CB - long time since my last post, good to be back.My school district is in the middle of renovating 4 auditoriums. The primary...
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