 | | The bag. |  |  | | Unloading a panel from a Nelson Trailer. |  | | The chains are by Sword Models. |  | | Arguing about whether it is the right length. |
| Lifting beams are used to reduce forces being applied to loads as a result of non-vertical chains and straps.
This accessory is a beam which is extendible in length and is modelled on a configuration with a capacity of 20 tons. The review beam is in red (RAL 3002).
Packaging
This model comes in a small bag with the beam wrapped in tissue and it includes a spare locking pin. There are no chains or lifting straps included.
There are no instructions.
Detail and Features
The two sections of beam are metal and painted well in a slightly matt finish. There are no graphics applied. The pins are plastic.
The beam is adjustable in length and can be pinned in a large number of positions to suit the slinging of the load. A variety of widths from 12 to 17cm can be achieved. The two pieces slide very smoothly.
Quality and Price
It is a well made metal item with a good finish although it is relatively expensive.
Overall
This beam has good functionality and is a good accessory for a crane model. It is highly recommended if you do not mind the fairly high price.
Footnotes
This accessory was first shown at the Nuremberg Toy Fair in 2011 and was also made in yellow (RAL 1007). |
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|  | | The lifting beam with the spare pin fixed at the end. |  | | Hanging from a Link Belt RTC 80100. |  | | Make sure you do not have wind. |
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