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    Calculating Forces on 800 lbs Motor Home Rack - Bill Sosebee

    Thank you for your reply, I think you telling me that you are concerened about the main tube twisting between the two flanges that attatch to the frame? I don't know how to send you a drawing of what I plan, but my thoughts are to extend the receiver tube on the same plane about 3 feet forward...
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    Calculating Forces on 800 lbs Motor Home Rack - Bill Sosebee

    Q, Thanks for your time and the advise it is well taken. To eliminate the "transverse shear stress" i had planed to do some 5/8" holes in the 2" and button weld them 12" oc staggered to the 1.5" what is you thoughts on that?
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    Calculating Forces on 800 lbs Motor Home Rack - Bill Sosebee

    Thanks for the help guy's. Ill measure the wheel base and the CG of the bike and its position behind the rear axel. With the 2" 1/4''wall square tube and the 1 1/2" 1/4" wall tube sleeved inside it and the CG of the platform 3' from the receiver what do you think my maxium load might be. I...
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    Calculating Forces on 800 lbs Motor Home Rack - Bill Sosebee

    Thank you Fred, I don't know how to send a drawing over the internet but I could fax one or could give you a call if i had you #'s Thank you bill
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    Calculating Forces on 800 lbs Motor Home Rack - Bill Sosebee

    2" square tubing Im not sure you all do this but I need some help from some smart people. I am want to build a rack on the back of my motor home to carry my motorcycles and ATV, I wil be carring a Honda Goldwing weighing about 800 lbs. I plan on using 2" square tubing with 1/4" thick wall and a...
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