90 degree braces up to the point where the winch is attached on the wall studs against the pulling force for bracing?
Research that hf winch. I was set on getting one for a fencing project until i started reading reviews. Buy cheap...buy twice.
Research that hf winch. I was set on getting one for a fencing project until i started reading reviews. Buy cheap...buy twice.
As far as your plan to mount. I'd mount the winch plate to the bottom of the stud wall and the top of the concrete and with a big enough mounting plate to spread the load over 2 or 3 feet. Attach to both and spread the load and it should be fine. Probably not needed, but I always over build stuff so I don't have to worry about it.
I'll make pictures. But probably won't bother with a video of moving the car. I'll have my hands full just steering and operating the winch.
Yeah, whatever you decide, please, PLEASE video itI'm just waiting to see the video...
If we did that we could just push the car up hill into the garage....better yet - make this a TWT event. We'll bring lawn chairs and watch.
If we did that we could just push the car up hill into the garage.
I bet you guys would lose your nerve once you saw the driveway!
Be nice to see a reverse pict towards the wall showing your line of action. My feeling as a retire structural engineer is the two bolts holding the hitch are the only ones actually holding the load. The rest are holding the board up. If those two give out the hitch leaves, possibly with vigor.