Telescoping bucket lift.
Previously:
Atrium ladder - photo
Atrium lift - photo
Forklift and pallet elevated work platform - photo
Ladder crane - videos
Power ascender - GIF
Telescoping bucket lift.
Previously:
Atrium ladder - photo
Atrium lift - photo
Forklift and pallet elevated work platform - photo
Ladder crane - videos
Power ascender - GIF
New plans added on 11/01: Click here for 2,541 plans for homemade tools.
nova_robotics (Jan 7, 2021)
That is just freakin' amazing. Would this fail safe? Would it be legal in North America? Is there a mechanism to let the cage down if there's a failure? With hydraulic manlifts like Genies you can manually let the hydraulics down if they **** the bed. ...which is necessary because they usually seem to break down about 3 times a day.
will52100 (Jan 7, 2021)
Nitrous (Jan 7, 2021)
IF it's based on the twin column Genie we had that looked the same your correct, hated that thing as wear in the mast bearings allowed almost 2 feet of sideways motion at full height. The real deal: https://dealermanlift.com/wp-content...20/01/DPL6.jpg
nova_robotics (Jan 8, 2021)
No chain to take in, each sections lift chain is powered by the motion of the previous section, the first section is usually lifted hydraulically, and to prevent finger traps most of it is hidden behind filler panels. The sideways movement at just below locked out full height when the sliding bearing cum guide blocks get worn can be quite large as it's cumulative section on section. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/12...5s.html#manual
Last edited by NeiljohnUK; Jan 8, 2021 at 11:23 AM.
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