One word for moving HUPs or hawkers, etc: ENGINE HOIST!
Jonathan Hill, senior system design engineer  On Sep 17, 2011, at 6:52 PM, Ray Walters wrote:
Todd;
I haven't tried the 2v L16s, because they were rated the same cycle
life. (I could be wrong?)
Are you really moving L16s by yourself? I've done it, but its soo
bad for your back. I made several tools for moving the HUPs, one is
a frame and block and tackle for pulling the separate cells out
(weigh less than an L16) and I made a 4 wheeled dolly that can roll
a HUP right off a trailer, through a 30" door, and into the room.
I don't know of anyone that could move a HUP themselves (the
smallest are 742 lb). My favorite is to use a bobcat or forklift,
and just set them in place. Here's a pic of our carrier, hopefully
its small enough to post:
Ray
On 9/17/2011 11:36 AM, [email protected] wrote:
What about the 2 volt L-16
versions? Has anyone had success with them for larger banks? I
work alone and HUPs are too heavy to lift on my own... however
24, L-16's in one series string would be a hell of a battery
bank too. Todd
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