Clamp those steel sheets - a few big box store clams, hang off of cable, good to go. Great vid btw.

What is really interesting to me is how unique and rare your situation is, and how creatively you have used what was available to do what you wanted to do. Kudos to your father-in-law, too.

@OntarioLakeside

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you o for the kind message!

Pretty cool.. I have been thinking about something similar for my farm here for pulling logs.. often conditions are not good for driving with heavy loads. Thanks for sharing!

Hi, I used steeple Jenny winches in the 1980’s for temporary electric cradles in London England. They sat on the back of steel box section Jibs by a pin and counterweights. The cable went over a “cat head” wheel and lifted up the aluminium cradle up to 300”. Probably originated in USA being 110V

@OntarioLakeside

2 жыл бұрын

Thats very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

I'm in the same boat.... Subbed.

Can you please tell me where I can get a Steeple Jenny motor for myself?

Hi..it's really good idea, perhap I would build mine in future..

Is it gas powered, we don't have electricity.

What name off manchine used

Any chance of showing how you attached load to main cable? I’m considering buying a ruin in Portugal which has no vehicular access only 100 metre footpath from road down a quite steep hill. Cheers and good luck!

@OntarioLakeside

Жыл бұрын

Im planning a update video soon, I have changed the winch motor and some other aspects. I will take a photo of the carriage next time Im there

i need the same sistem but has to be runing on petrol

@OntarioLakeside

9 ай бұрын

We have a portable winch setup now, it's fantastic. Heres a video kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zn-crpOIianagNI.html&ab_channel=OntarioLakeside They make a petrol version. www.portablewinch.ca/products/pcw3000-a-gas-powered-winch-with-accessories

nice setup really good idea and probably strong

@OntarioLakeside

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Serge. It has saved our backs thats for sure!

@georgenicksich4532

5 жыл бұрын

Could have modified the lift to include clamps to pull the tin sheets up, or a flat panel lift kinda like they use in drywall lifts to get it to second story houses. Wouldn't be too hard to create