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Curtis F

May 03, 2005 08:48AM

Thanks guys. Climax's anways looked like rather light constructions to me, but with those back-to-back channels and stiffiner plates riveted on I can see how they could be some heavy pieces of machiery.
Now can you tell me are the stiffener plates flush with the flanges on the channel or slightly shorter than?
Thank you,
Curtis F.

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A Climax question...	Curtis F	April 30, 2005 11:53PM
Re: A Climax question... PIC	Jeff Badger	May 01, 2005 01:01AM
Re: A Climax question...	Tom Shreve	May 02, 2005 08:47AM
Re: A Climax question...	Mike Stillwell	May 02, 2005 01:08PM
Re: A Climax question...	Grady Smith	May 02, 2005 06:40PM
Re: A Climax question...	Curtis F	May 03, 2005 08:48AM
Re: A Climax question...	Mike Stillwell	May 03, 2005 10:43AM
Re: A Climax question...	Tom Shreve	May 03, 2005 06:25PM
Re: A Climax question...	Tom Shreve	May 03, 2005 06:30PM
Re: A Climax question...	cdaspit	May 04, 2005 06:26AM
Re: A Climax question...	Tom Shreve	May 04, 2005 09:55AM

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