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Safe tortion load 2X2 square tubing

 
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Mar11-12, 01:30 PM   #1
 

Safe tortion load 2X2 square tubing


I want to build a crane to load my handicap scooter on my pickup. In my design I need a 36 inch beam, fastened at one end, free at the other. The beam will be loaded at the free end with 150 pounds of static weight, and it will also have a maximum moment of 500 foot-pounds tortion at the free end. I would like to use square steel tubing for the beam. Will
2"X2"X3/16" tubing be adequate?

Are there tables available that list the safe tortion loads of steel tubing?
 
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Mar11-12, 09:57 PM   #2
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Robert Kisko: Your square tube listed in post 1 appears adequate for the stated application.
 
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