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10-12-2012, 10:48 PM #1Elite Member
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Boom Pole - Simple - Long & high reach
First off let me state this boom is NOT for HEAVY lifting.
The whole object is long reach or high lift. Construction is pretty simple and quick. By adjusting the bucket to pole chain it can pivot left or right. It is held to the bucket by a 3/4" bolt, left slightly loose.
As shown by the ball I have a hole in the bucket bottom. If just scooping loose soil or sand, often the ball is just left in place. Real handy for moving trailers around. It has also been used for lifting and dumping my 18 footer, when loaded with sand or gravel.






::"I STARTED out with nothing....I still have most of it." 
New Holland TC45 1,300+ hours - FEL - back hoe - post hole digger - Hydraulic Gannon - cement mixer - pressure washer - 1975 Dodge 500 flat bed - 1974 chevy C65 6 yard dump truck.
All home made by me. loading forks - 2 drags - roller - Sheep's Foot - Pusher (to unload flat bed truck.) - pickle fork digger - Log splitter -
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10-12-2012, 10:54 PM #2Veteran Member
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Re: Boom Pole - Simple - Long & high reach
Looks useful, but I would prefer a rigid top brace instead of a chain. If you had a load on it and did a high lift but went a little back past vertical, the only thing keeping it from falling on you is the inch or two of the pipe behind the bolt.
Bruce
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10-12-2012, 11:04 PM #3Elite Member
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Re: Boom Pole - Simple - Long & high reach
::"I STARTED out with nothing....I still have most of it." 
New Holland TC45 1,300+ hours - FEL - back hoe - post hole digger - Hydraulic Gannon - cement mixer - pressure washer - 1975 Dodge 500 flat bed - 1974 chevy C65 6 yard dump truck.
All home made by me. loading forks - 2 drags - roller - Sheep's Foot - Pusher (to unload flat bed truck.) - pickle fork digger - Log splitter -
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10-12-2012, 11:20 PM #4Veteran Member
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Re: Boom Pole - Simple - Long & high reach
I try to look at things with Fail-safe in mind.
Bruce
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10-13-2012, 04:00 AM #5Elite Member
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Re: Boom Pole - Simple - Long & high reach
::"I STARTED out with nothing....I still have most of it." 
New Holland TC45 1,300+ hours - FEL - back hoe - post hole digger - Hydraulic Gannon - cement mixer - pressure washer - 1975 Dodge 500 flat bed - 1974 chevy C65 6 yard dump truck.
All home made by me. loading forks - 2 drags - roller - Sheep's Foot - Pusher (to unload flat bed truck.) - pickle fork digger - Log splitter -
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