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The plans Ben is using are the same plans I will use. They are well thought out and designed. Thank you one and all for your input.

LOL , yes to both accounts. As a past machinist, I know these things. Makes me wish I was still able to have access to a full shop! However, we make do with what we have.:cheers:

This guy thinks like I do...... Better safe than sorry! FYI the link to the plans is:http://redwingsteelworksplans.com/ These come with good advise, a full list of parts etc. I have built things like this before, but if you have a list of materials it makes it easier, even to substitute sizes...

I'm thinking of building my own. I downloaded a great blueprint from the Internet. For free. The guy has a fab shop and has built these for years. He said this would be good for 3000# but having been an R@D machinist for 35 years+ I'm one to error on the overbuilt side! Knowing that an Abrams...

Like I said, Do you think the wall thickness is heavy enough for the weight?

I am thinking of building a car rotisserie for my barracuda. Can a full car minus motor and transmission be put on a rotisserie and worked on? If so, will 3/16" wall (.1888) be strong enough? Anyone try this and or heard of this?