Usually, you don't move it. OR you are forced to hire and pay an engineer
now, to do what came naturally 10 yrs ago, Having said that, I saw two
"butt joined girders" welded & plated and the post moved several feet, owner
was the "engineer". Heavy truck frames are butt welded and plated
frequently to lengthen/strengthen or repair the frame. LOT more stress there.
The beat goes on--
Jim Lyle
In a message dated 8/24/2011 1:32:14 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
The problem is when the post is supporting the ends of a two girders
meeting on top of it. Then moving it become much more involved...DaveBranum
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