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Old 06-30-2013, 07:06 AM   #1
JandC
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Cross beams

Was under the Monte today placing a couple jack stands under the main I-beams toward the front. I noticed the two smaller cross I-beams that come across between the two main beams having some sag to them. Each one is probably sagging down an inch or so. More toward the curb side. Since the underbelly is enclosed I can't really tell what could be resting on these cross beams. Is there a history of these small beams bending or failing, do they support holding tanks or what?
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