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Re: Operational Content, I think...
From: Chris Horry <zerbey () wibble co uk>
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 11:22:56 -0400
At 15:32 6/24/01 -0400, Deepak Jain wrote:
This comes up every now and then, and I still haven't seen a good solution, so here is the situation. Every now and then, the graveyard maintenance shift (read: few people) needs to mount a 7' tall or 600 lb piece of equipment we've all come to know and love in a rack. While pad jacks are available to move them around the datacenter floor, equipped with friendly hydraulics and all, there is a piece missing. Is there a common-sense piece of equipment available that 1 person can operate that will support a very bulky, rackmountable piece of equipment so the same, single person can mount/unmount it near the top of a rack? I have seen plenty of solutions for this on warehouse floors, but most datacenters don't have the ceiling height for track-crane. I don't know how people handle the 15' relay racks either now that I am sharing my gap in knowledge. Your advice, suggestions and even jokes are appreciated, but remember, I'm armed. :)
A couple of car jacks and some 2 by 4's. Chris -- Chris Horry - zerbey () wibble co uk ICQ 18279005 | "Hi there!" Operations Engineer and Abuse minion IRC Zerbey | ...@/ http://www.wibble.co.uk (UK Silliness) PGP DSA/2B4C654E RSA/A90483ED "Don't accept average habits, open your heart and push the limits"-MC
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- Re: Operational Content, I think... Leo Bicknell (Jun 24)
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