OVERHEAD CONSTRUCTION
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Click here for Overhead Construction Menu A selection of mechanical and non-mechanical aids for transporting Poles Pole timber grabs are for the use of staff engaged in the handling of wood poles at pole stacks and at locations where poles are to be erected or recovered. Poles can be carried over short distances with the aid of the hand-type timber grabs. CREOSOTE
CONTAMINATION HAND TYPE This hand type appliance (Fig 1) has a safe working load of 200Kg and consists of a pair of mild-steel scissor-action timber hooks attached to links and coupled via a swivel to the centre of a wooden carrying handle.
Pole Timber Grab (Manual lift)
CRANE TYPE DESCRIPTION
AUTOMATIC LOCKING MECHANISM With the jaws locked in the open position the appliance is raised (by the crane or other lifting device) and then lowered on to the pole to be lifted. The weight of the appliance resting on the pole again compresses the locking mechanism, causing the projecting key to turn through 900 so as to bring the key and the slotted link into alignment. Raising the timber grab will then close the jaws so that the pole can be lifted. USE
WITH CRANES AND FORK LIFT TRUCKS
Pole Timber Grab - Used on Fork Light Trucks
York Attachment on a Fork Lift Truck in front on Pole storage
York Attachment on a Fork Lift Truck working at Pole storage point
Pole Truck (1960)
Weight Lifting Training - At a GPO Training School (1957)
Weight Lifting Training - At a GPO Training School (1957)
Weight Lifting Training - At a GPO Training School (1957)
Extendable Pole Carrier (1937)
Extendable Pole Carrier (1937)
Extendable Pole Carrier (1937)
Extendable Pole Carrier (1937)
Extendable Pole Carrier (1956)
Extendable Pole Carrier (1956)
Pole Carrier (1920's)
Austin 4 Ton Stores Truck (1944)
Overhead working party Karrier Truck (1953)
Hydracrane (1953)
Pole Erection Unit (1953)
Pole Erection Unit (1953)
Pole Erection Unit (1953)
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