Cushioning the load

Abstract

Suppose that you have a piece of workshop equipment—an oven, say—weigh‐ing several tons, that needs to be moved across a rough concrete floor. Just to make things more difficult, the headroom is only a few inches more than the height of the equipment, and there is no room for a hoist, a crane, or any other large moving gear. The floor is too rough to roll the oven on any form of wheels, and sliding it is out of the question.

Citation

Wright, M. (1973), "Cushioning the load", Industrial Management, Vol. 73 No. 5, pp. 40-42. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb056314