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Frizz,
Here are the three drums. I made a little angle bracket for them and decided to stop there and see what you think? They will need a strap across the opposite end of the servo mount tabs and I used a small 1/4" channel for the off end drum support. The center hole in the off end of the drums could be enlarged a bit at the end to match the head of a #6 cap screw which could be threaded into the channel to support the off side of the drums. ![]() Jim |
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At this rate, you'll need to write up a dimensioned spec sheet on the parts or start offering kits.
Those are looking really great! |
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As far as i've found, real Clark Michigan cranes seem to be set up with a pair of dead lines off the tip to a sheeve block, cables run from the sheeves back to the house some unknown number of times for mechanical advantage and to reduce the amount of cable.
![]() ![]() these are the most helpful images I've been able to find so far Stock toy just had it route: fixed at house, tip pulley, cable drum. And it works fine as a toy. Atleast for now, i'm thinking split the difference like jim did: fixed at house, tip, house, tip, house, drum. Last edited by frizzen; 07-19-2017 at 05:03 AM. Reason: photobutt |
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