Radial bearings to take load off a movable pulley/sproket

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Using a radial bearing can effectively support a movable pulley that needs to handle a load of 5 tonnes while allowing horizontal movement. However, more specific details about the arrangement, including the shaft, pulley, and hook configuration, are necessary for accurate recommendations. A rough sketch of the setup would help clarify the design and load distribution. Proper bearing selection is crucial to ensure stability and functionality. Detailed information will lead to better guidance on achieving the desired movement and load management.
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I have an arrangement where a movable pulley has a hook attached. This pulley has to take a load of 5 tonnes and yet move along the horizontal direction. Is it possible to achieve this by using a radial bearing?
 
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It is certainly possible to do this sort of thing but we need to know more about the details of the problem before we can give any good answers .

Can you post a sketch showing the actual arrangement of the shaft , pulley and hook ?
 
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this is a rough sketch.
 
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