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3 Oct 2005, 15:07 (Ref:1422916)
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Tail Lifts
Does anyone know anyone who can convert a tail lift to go high enough to get 2 cars in a truck one on top of the other.
I contacted one chap who I was recomended to and he said he wouldn't do it as he was risking too much due to health and safety regulations!! The tail lift I have is a ratcliff and the ram is below the back door not above it, which I have been informed is also a problem!! I'm totally stumped on this and unless I can find someone to do it, I will have to consider some kind of ramp system. |
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4 Oct 2005, 10:46 (Ref:1423558)
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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I've done a few of these, but only on overhead rams. There is not usually enough space for a longer ram so you have to run the cables through a pulley system which doubles the travel. This also halves the lifting capacity but it still does the job.
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