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Heavy-Duty Shelf Brackets

A shelf that has to serve the purpose of holding extremely heavy loads must use heavy-duty shelf brackets. Heavy-duty shelf brackets pay little attention to making themselves visually appealing. In addition, shelves that hold heavy-duty items rarely find themselves in places that require them to be visually appealing.

For example, you seldom find living rooms that have shelves with power-tools on them! Therefore, heavy-duty shelf brackets focus on durability and robustness. Their primary function is to support heavy-loads for extended periods of time without giving in. Their chief design concern is to be structurally sound.

Heavy-duty shelf brackets are usually made of metal, more specifically cast iron or stainless steel. Stainless heavy-duty shelf brackets are used in applications that require some degree of aesthetic value or in outdoor applications where rusting and consequent damaging of the shelving system could be a problem.

The shelf that a heavy-duty shelf bracket supports can be of any type depending on the nature of the items that the shelf is supposed to hold. In most cases heavy-duty shelf brackets will support a metal or wooden shelf.

Heavy-duty shelf brackets are used widely in homes. They need not be confined to workshops and garages. For example, to hold a bathroom sink, heavy-duty shelf brackets are used. Also, in areas of your house like your kitchen, heavy-duty shelf brackets are often used to support shelves that hold loads like microwaves or plates and cookware. Another common use of a heavy-duty shelf brackets is to construct floating tables, tables that extend from the wall that that support loads without the use of legs or other supports that extend to the ground.

Such applications require a support system that will able to hold very heavy loads and be able to continue to hold them for years without collapsing. Heavy-duty shelf brackets serve precisely that purpose.

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Need a heavy duty clutch for my Jeep Wrangler?

I have a Jeep Wrangler 1993 YJ 4-Cylinder and am looking to order a new clutch for it. But i dont want a normal clutch that might give up on me in a year or two. I would like a nice heavy duty one something that will last. Could anyone point me at any really good websites and the brand of clutch i should order. Thank You!

I installed a standard replacement clutch in my 1990 back in 1999. I've been running it and offroading it hard ever since with no trouble, the replacement has about 70K miles on it now. I wouldn't bother to get anything special, just a good quality standard duty replacement clutch, say from Car Quest or Napa should hold up just fine.

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Heavy duty snowplows- whats yours?

So you are interested in a heavy duty snowplow? Not to use on your driveway I hope.

Size up your equipment to the right job. Don’t use a 6 foot plow to plow a commercial parking lot or a highway. “Heavy duty snowplow” is a wide statement in general and needs to be a little more defined. I would not say that a 7 foot plow on a ½ ton truck is not heavy duty, but not the right kind of heavy duty for some snowplow jobs.

Heavy duty snowplows are used for commercial parking lot and highways and roadways.
It all has to do with pressure, frequency and weight. These are the forces these large plows are overcoming. Just look at the difference in the plow , start with a look at the frame , the amount of steel on the supports, the spacing of the supports behind the mold board, look at the size of the cylinders, the hydraulic lines, the rebound springs, and the cutting edges.

Most pickup’s could not even pick up these plows let alone plow with them. These plows are designed for front axle of 12,000lbs and up. You have to remember it is one thing to plow a driveway at 10 mph with a 6-7 foot plow it’s another to plow a 12’ highway lane at 45 mph hitting all kinds of expansion joints and ice patches. These plows are continually under stress that’s where frequency comes in and harmonious vibration and shock that can easily bend steel , break welds and bend the cutting edges.

So when companies like Wausau, Snogo, Frink America, Viking-Cives , make these plows design them to with the elements as well as the work load in mind. Some of the designs that these heavy duty snowplows have are: one way plows, reversible plows , v plows, wing plows, bull nose plows. Let’s not forget airport runways and the plows that need to keep an airport clear.

So, the reason I writing this is to try to give you a better under standing of exactly what a heavy duty Snowplow really is. I see a lot of people trying to sell snowplows and calling them heavy duty and in my opinion there not. Just like a 69 Camaro and a 69 Super Sport Camaro are not the same. A snowplow and a heavy duty snowplow are not the same. But at least this article is giving you some information to go off of when looking for a heavy duty or light duty snowplow. You basically want to match the right plow to the right job and if heavy duty is what you need make sure to get it. Ask the person selling you the plow and claiming is it heavy duty to show you the difference between the heavy duty and a regular snowplow.

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