CarterKraft
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I have the same result, HF 120v hoist double or triple parted will do it until it hits the apron.
Mine has the start capacitors fucked up so I wasn't sure if it was just weak or broke.
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Warn winch veh winch off house power?
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Mine has the start capacitors fucked up so I wasn't sure if it was just weak or broke.
"Strike" anchor seems the term.
Strike Anchor Technical Specifications
To ensure proper installation of strike anchors, consider the necessary installation factors, including holding values, spacing & more.www.confast.com
Drop-ins are more better for a garage/shop floor. You can put a bolt in and only have the head sticking out when you're not using them or even use a a set screw that sits flush with the floor surface.....and just fill them in with epoxy when you want to abandon them. Wedge bolts suck for removal and always seem to end up in the way at the most inopportune times.
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I give zero fucks about removing them or it.
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aczlan
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For temporary removal I would agree, for permanent removal 30 seconds with an angle grinder and they're flush with the floor..
Aaron Z
YotaAtieToo
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We used 1000s of red heads at my old work. Co-worker would always drill through the slab all the way so he could hammer the anchor through if it was fucked up. Made it easy to put in a new one.
Somehow he never hit any buried conduit, and I always wondered if there was a reason not to do that. Moisture?
aczlan
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Aside from punching hole through the vapor barrier and the risk of creating a place for water to run in if you're under slab drainage is not good I don't see a huge issue with going all the way through. Not sure I would just out of principle, but I'm weird.
Aaron Z
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This.
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ugh, that guy again?
well you could use a DC stick welder, but it'll arc out the contacts on the solenoids and also run the motor really fast because it'll be seeing like 30-80v depending on load
CV mig welder supply might be better, turned down to the lowest voltage, but not many have one laying around that'll do 300A
just use a battery and one of them roll around battery chargers
two or three chargers if you're really feeling impatient
CV mig welder supply might be better, turned down to the lowest voltage, but not many have one laying around that'll do 300A
just use a battery and one of them roll around battery chargers
two or three chargers if you're really feeling impatient
tracyb
Well-known member
drill powered winch is real handy for jobs like this.
how much weight the OP need to pull. i know warn makes ac powered winches, i've made a few mounting plates for a contractor that puts them at beach access houses to pull their boats up.
aczlan
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Actually, I have one of those sitting in the shop (takes a 3/4 HP AC powered motor), can look to see what its rated at, might be interested in parting with it if the OP wants to ship it cross country, I am unlikely to use it.
Aaron Z
total newb
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I dont want it. Ive got enough winches.