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RWHB1 17th February 2025 09:48 PM

5 x 3 or near tapered leg steel channel
 
P.m. me please.

Russ

carl_byrne 17th February 2025 10:37 PM

How much are you after?
Cheers
Carl.

RWHB1 19th February 2025 08:35 PM

3.5m x 4 - for the Foden tipper body

Russ

carl_byrne 19th February 2025 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RWHB1 (Post 458984)
3.5m x 4 - for the Foden tipper body

Russ

Hi Russ

Sorry, I only have a few 2 or 3' lengths.

Regard
Carl.

weidner 19th February 2025 11:14 PM

Try a demolition contractor . But come to think of it , 100 yards from here they are demolishing a building , and chewing up all the steelwork on the spot , so perhaps that moment has passed .

RWHB1 20th February 2025 05:33 AM

Thanks Bob. But yes I have been trying for some time. It is still made in South Africa but I cannot find someone to export it….

Russ

carl_byrne 20th February 2025 06:22 AM

A couple of days on a good milling machine would rip that from solid . , .

I have done this before for 6 x 4" tapered flange I-section but only for a 6' length! It did need a bit of straightening as the solid stress relieved itself - but doable.

It might even work out cheaper than trying to import it - if your time is 'free'.

weidner 20th February 2025 08:48 AM

Maybe this is a case when you just have to compromise with what you can get . Do not let it hold the job up

RWHB1 20th February 2025 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carl_byrne (Post 458995)
A couple of days on a good milling machine would rip that from solid . , .

I have done this before for 6 x 4" tapered flange I-section but only for a 6' length! It did need a bit of straightening as the solid stress relieved itself - but doable.

It might even work out cheaper than trying to import it - if your time is 'free'.

The main chassis was created this way by using a Victorian/Edwardian plainer where the tool piece is stationary and the bed moves. The problem is it took 18months for the company to get around to it…

Russ

toolsntat 20th February 2025 06:40 PM

Now, somewhat out of my depth and not knowing exactly the orientations of the dimensions required, something popped into my head....
Could a suitable size/style of RSJ be utilised by cutting off two if the flanges ?
Yes, I know that's 28m of cutting but I did say I'm out of my depth :eek:;)
Cheers, Andy


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