Model B-19-2.5-R has left the building
Sep. 14th, 2008 07:15 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
frobzwiththingzThe first aerial rig i built for someone *else* has just left my hands and entered the customers hands. It was taken home this afternoon after an orientation session with the new owners.
It has 19 foot high mount points, and breaks down into pieces 6 feet 8.5 inches long. Total weight about 230lbs. Can be set up to a lower height of 14.5. Goes up and down quickly and easily with 3 people.
It's the 4-legged structure on the right here, being watched over by the larger steel rig in my backyard.
Closeup of top bar here:
Cheesy animated GIF of dissasembly:
Now to start hunting down prospects for more orders...
It has 19 foot high mount points, and breaks down into pieces 6 feet 8.5 inches long. Total weight about 230lbs. Can be set up to a lower height of 14.5. Goes up and down quickly and easily with 3 people.
It's the 4-legged structure on the right here, being watched over by the larger steel rig in my backyard.
Closeup of top bar here:
Cheesy animated GIF of dissasembly:
Now to start hunting down prospects for more orders...
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Date: 2008-09-15 06:45 pm (UTC)The bugs did buy their own globe this summer, with the profits from their Grand Old Day Koolaid stand. But I'm figuring it would take them a few years' worth of Grand Old Days revenue to bring home one of these...