APEXISH Roust a Bout 250
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025
- This lift rocks!! This lift is the Roust-a-Bout 250 from Sumner. I've used Sumner clamps and jackstands before but I also knew what other tools they have... mostly from seeing their display booths at fabtech. So when I quoted this pipe job part of the job is getting the pipe on location and from previous work I knew a forklift would not be the best option. The best option is a slow controlled pick like a chainfall or overhead crane...something using rigging to hold the pipe securely. The Roust a Bout works in this way, it's like being able to hang a chainfall where ever you need to AND do that from the ground! This pipe is around 600 lbs per 21' piece and that makes it difficult to raise to elevation. This model is good for 1,500 lbs at 25' and that allows me to raise the pipe up to 19' to get it up and out of the way, easily. This lift has helped me work faster and safer!
Nothing like having the right tool for the job. Thanks for the video.
If anybody knows that, it'd be you,
The maker of the best tool EVER!!
Love watching your videos, especially the ones with you fabricating stuff. I love the fact you invest in good quality tools.
Hey these two guys love that really nice 4 wheeled portable crane hoist unit you call Roust a Bout, you guys are really talented in your builds, thank you for sharing it with us, we find int highly inspiring even though we will never hoist that high here.
Lance & Patrick.
Glad you liked it, thanks alot... thanks for watching
That thing is badass, seemed very stable for the small base and tall mast !
It is, there are different sizes, this one is the biggest. The base is big but it wiggles around everything pretty well. Thanks for watching!
That looks like a hairy situation, I'd been nervous as a coyote until that pipe was in the hanger bracket. Noticed the top end of boom had a little bow in it from the strain. I'm glade I'm retired and can pick and choose what I do. I believe I'd chose something other that this job. Thank goodness for guys like you Buba.
Thanks, it's no big deal.... everything was safe. Thanks for watching
Sweet video JD. More of this please. Love the fit up and root passes.
Bad to the bone JD. Glad to see you posting again.
Thank you!
Great music
Great tool for tight places. Pretty sweet to be able to pick 1500 lbs at that height too! Nice work JD!!
It says it can but I do not want to crank something that heavy, that high!! But I think it would still pick 1,000 fairly easy... thanks for watching!
Great video glad you got work keep it up
right on man
bad ass!! beast mode.
Appreciate that👊👊
Killer work dude! 👏👏👏
Thanks buddy!
This is what i used (on dirt LOL) to hang my trusses on my pole barn. 22' up, but only about 800lbs. the combination of all those factors made it feel thoroughly sketchy, but it worked out well.
That lift is badass kinda like to one you guys used at April's for the mill build but new and extendable, what the name of that lift? i wanna put that on my Christmas wish list
Sumner Roust a Bout is the name of the tool. Thanks for watching
@@jdbrewer6638 I don't have Instagram but I know you put a decent amount of content on there, I'm think of signing up just to check out your page, thanks for getting back with that lift name
@@joelkrause8694 I do show alot on my stories everyday... there is alot of people putting out interesting stuff on Instagram, you can just follow along and not interact. That's what I did for like 2 years before I ever posted anything...
is there (or could there be) any ballast added to the bottom? I'm sure at some point the mast is the controling factor but even a mini (not 20' lift) DIY version for around the shop could find some uses.
I'm sure you could if you wanted to
That got sketchy at those heights. I dont know if I'd trust that up that high. But seemed to work good
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If people only knew how much weight was hanging around above their heads.
Ha, well at least its filled with air so its lightweight 🤣🤣thanks for watching
@@jdbrewer6638 well then it should float! What was I thinking!?
I did a job similar to this once and there was like 6 of us😥😥😥, just because we didn't have equipment for lifting and moving the pipe around. Anyways nice video🙂
I hate trying to do this kind of work with just man power, some one normally gets hurt. Thanks for watching
@@jdbrewer6638 yes that's so true, now when I look back and think about it, we were so lucky that no was hurt. I also like how you use the softer kind of music on your other videos, I just think that welding is a violent trade and the softer music makes it peaceful and you kind of forget about the heat, sparks and other violent things going on around you🤣🤣🤣
What kind of factory are you in??
They make plastic bottles
Be a welder they said... you'll make good money they said. If anyone seeing this is thinking about getting into welding and fabricating trust me leave fabrication to JD brewer and just go to law school.
Hahaha nice!! I appreciate it, thanks for watching
Music kinda sounds like Animals as Leaders?