Hoisted!

breckbone · 05-27-08, 05:39 PM

Well, it didn't take seven hours, but it was a bit of work for this newb. Anyway, thanks in large part to material provided by Tom Thornton, I was finally able to build my garage hoist. The frame is made from 14ga studs that Tom hooked me up with. The box holding the hoist is just 2x10s over the rafters w/the iron pipe supporting the actual hoist. Home Depot garage storage hooks are the four hooks supporting it. Also, to take the weight off the hoist, I have it anchored w/caribiners to eye screws. All seems very stable. Now I can get to work on the brake upgrade. Here are the pix:

greytandy · 05-27-08, 05:46 PM

Damn, that's purty fancy. Where did you get the motor for the pully? Good job.

EDiT: I'm so f*cking jealous.

breckbone · 05-27-08, 05:48 PM

Oh yeah...forgot about the hoist itself. It's a Harbor Freight hoist rated at 220lbs or 440lbs if you set it up with the double line pull like I did. Basically the main hook just attaches to the hoist body and they included a second hook that acts as a pully...very handy.

colangut · 05-27-08, 07:46 PM

Sweeet.

Very clean job.

colangut · 05-28-08, 07:40 PM

Craig,

Check this out for your brake line job:

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10 percent off coupon

Go in there and scope out what they have.

05-27-08, 05:39 PM	#1
breckbone IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Burke, VA TLCA# 17050 Posts: 277	Hoisted! Well, it didn't take seven hours, but it was a bit of work for this newb. Anyway, thanks in large part to material provided by Tom Thornton, I was finally able to build my garage hoist. The frame is made from 14ga studs that Tom hooked me up with. The box holding the hoist is just 2x10s over the rafters w/the iron pipe supporting the actual hoist. Home Depot garage storage hooks are the four hooks supporting it. Also, to take the weight off the hoist, I have it anchored w/caribiners to eye screws. All seems very stable. Now I can get to work on the brake upgrade. Here are the pix: Attached Images __________________ '68 FJ-40

05-27-08, 05:46 PM	#2
greytandy That's "Greyt" "Andy" Join Date: May 2006 Location: MD 'Burbs of DC TLCA# 16669 Posts: 1,177	Damn, that's purty fancy. Where did you get the motor for the pully? Good job. EDiT: I'm so f*cking jealous. __________________ 1970 FJ40 (AKA "Big Red") 2007 FJ Cruiser (Black Diamond )

05-27-08, 05:48 PM	#3
breckbone IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Burke, VA TLCA# 17050 Posts: 277	Oh yeah...forgot about the hoist itself. It's a Harbor Freight hoist rated at 220lbs or 440lbs if you set it up with the double line pull like I did. Basically the main hook just attaches to the hoist body and they included a second hook that acts as a pully...very handy. __________________ '68 FJ-40

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05-27-08, 07:46 PM	#4
colangut IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Great Falls Virginia TLCA# 3521 Posts: 881	Sweeet. Very clean job.

05-28-08, 07:40 PM	#5
colangut IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Great Falls Virginia TLCA# 3521 Posts: 881	Craig, Check this out for your brake line job: Coupons - Fairfax Auto Parts - Serving Northern Virginia for over 45 years - Auto Parts, Wholesale, and Machine Shop 10 percent off coupon Go in there and scope out what they have.