My Back is begging me to buy one of these
11-01-2013, 07:56 AM
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HAH!!
Windblown I knew you would like that..hehe. We northern pacific coasters have a great sense of humor.
Elevator hand trucks are not sold at Harbor Freight. They are a very specialized item and are very expensive.
The first one I showed was the cheapy. Here is another link so peeps will better understand the elevator hand trucks and the costs plus it has to be able to easily slide into a truck on its back.
I think the first one I found is actually the best for getting sewing machines about if you have a truck, SUV or something that the unit can slide into for travel. Here is a link for some of the better quality ones.
https://wesco-equipment.com/index.cf...ift-Equipment/
Windblown I knew you would like that..hehe. We northern pacific coasters have a great sense of humor.
The first one I showed was the cheapy. Here is another link so peeps will better understand the elevator hand trucks and the costs plus it has to be able to easily slide into a truck on its back.
I think the first one I found is actually the best for getting sewing machines about if you have a truck, SUV or something that the unit can slide into for travel. Here is a link for some of the better quality ones.
https://wesco-equipment.com/index.cf...ift-Equipment/
11-01-2013, 09:32 AM
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Be VERY careful with this kind of lift truck! When you raise the platform, the center of gravity changes. All the weight moves up, & your dolly becomes top heavy and very unstable. The one you pictured looks like you have to turn it around either b4 or after you lift your machine. I think I would spin it b4 lifting the weight. Make sure it has a safe place to land if it tips a little too far. Just sayin.....
I just looked again, & noticed the cable crank for lifting. If your machines are very heavy, the cranking motion could cause your dolly to rock from side to side a little....make sure you are on a fairly level, even surface. Maybe practice a little first??
Really don't mean to scare you off, just thot you should be aware...
I just looked again, & noticed the cable crank for lifting. If your machines are very heavy, the cranking motion could cause your dolly to rock from side to side a little....make sure you are on a fairly level, even surface. Maybe practice a little first??
Really don't mean to scare you off, just thot you should be aware...
Last edited by mindless; 11-01-2013 at 09:36 AM.
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