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Old Man Helper.

493 Mike

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Hi fellas,
After losing both upper bicep muscle attachments and having both rotator cuffs repaired I'm not the man I used to be, so when I needed to pull my 8 3/4 pig I whipped this up:
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60" of 1 1/2"X 3/16" angle iron and an afternoon.
Mike
 
As we get older,we get wiser.We can't work hard so we work SMART! That fab job is,,well ,,,,,,,,,FABulous!
I now have a winch in the ceiling to help me lift and install!!
 
necessity is the mother of invention and you proved that again....while it may have slowed you down..you still making progress and well, peace of mind is priceless...
 
20 years ago I started using a floor jack to remove and install those bastids! The saddle on the jack is important if you don't want it to fall off but your rig looks very nice.
 
Hi fellas,
After losing both upper bicep muscle attachments and having both rotator cuffs repaired I'm not the man I used to be, so when I needed to pull my 8 3/4 pig I whipped this up:View attachment 491215 View attachment 491216 View attachment 491217
60" of 1 1/2"X 3/16" angle iron and an afternoon.
Mike
493 Mike, the ability to adapt to challenges and opposed thumbs has kept most of us out of the food chain! Your solution to accommodate your limitations has enabled you to continue working on your project when many of us would have said "I can't do that" You're still the man!
 
Great job, I'm proud of you! Keep at it my man.
 
Great setup Mike, that blasted "arms over ur head" stuff gets tiring pretty quick especially when laying on ur back.
 
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