Engine Lift Plates? Reply #15 – December 03, 2008, 07:26:59 PM If its not pull , is it sideways? , I seen 5's bend and 8's snap.Thats real world use. Quote Selected
Engine Lift Plates? Reply #16 – December 03, 2008, 08:19:31 PM The figures I posted are just theoretically what they could withstand in tension. With a parent material the same strength of the fastener, you need ~1D of thread engagement to keep the fastener from pulling out from the parent material (stripping the threads). If the parent material is half as strong as the fastener, you need ~2D engagement. 1/3 strength, ~3D - etc...If you don't properly torque the fasteners before lifting or use some kind of eye that leaves a portion of the fastener unsupported, you will reduce the load capacity. Quote Selected
Engine Lift Plates? Reply #17 – December 03, 2008, 10:56:35 PM I never had any problems.. I used all thread ( Cheap all thread) and cheap nuts through a tiny chain and had no issues at all... Quote Selected
Engine Lift Plates? Reply #18 – December 03, 2008, 11:17:57 PM Quote from: Haystack;246063I never had any problems.. I used all thread ( Cheap all thread) and cheap nuts through a tiny chain and had no issues at all...not yet! sorry my life worth more than cheap nuts through a tiny chain ! Quote Selected
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