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Re: Pipe Notch
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Also.... What if a pipe notch similar to what is pictured above is boxed on the inside? What effect would that have to restore that strength?
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03-27-2010, 12:41 AM
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Re: Pipe Notch
My notch I used .25 wall tubing and then used 1/4"x2" plate and welded on top of the notch to top of frame. Nothing fancy but it works.
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