marrt
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Power Trac mentions that the PT425 is made from 3/16” to 3/8” steel plate. Anyone know what gauge this would be? In other words, is there an approximate conversion from inches to gauge?
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ronjhall
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marrt
<font color=blue>made from 3/16” to 3/8” steel plate. Anyone know what gauge this would be?</font color=blue>
I got my old Machinist’s handbook out to check on this. The thickest plate and sheet steel is 0000000 (7/0) which is .490”. These numbers are for US standard for plate. Check out <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.constructionworknews.com/field-manual/2-3-0.html>this site</A> for list of all plate and wire gage sizes.
<font color=blue>made from 3/16” to 3/8” steel plate. Anyone know what gauge this would be?</font color=blue>
I got my old Machinist’s handbook out to check on this. The thickest plate and sheet steel is 0000000 (7/0) which is .490”. These numbers are for US standard for plate. Check out <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.constructionworknews.com/field-manual/2-3-0.html>this site</A> for list of all plate and wire gage sizes.
PTRich
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I would measure it as thicker than anything else out there.
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Roger that! You'll know how thick it is by the lump on your shin when you bump into it /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif .
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