stackyFACTSTrying to lift an eighty-foot pipe with a single hook will just bend it into a useless boomerang. A massive steel beam is used to separate the lifting straps, forcing the weight to distribute evenly so the fragile, oversized cargo doesn't snap under its own mass.
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