Slightly Modified Bike Lift.
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Slightly Modified Bike Lift.
03 Mar 2008 12:16
Hi Folks,
Just picked up a new bike lift. I wanted one capable of lifting a trike. This one's supposed to be capable of lifting 1500 lbs. Unfortunately, the first trike I needed to lift was too wide so I had to do a bit of welding and fabrication.
Check it out:
I've still got to improve the ramps a bit and prime and paint, otherwise it's working.
KZCSI
Post edited by: KZCSI, at: 2008/03/03 15:18
Just picked up a new bike lift. I wanted one capable of lifting a trike. This one's supposed to be capable of lifting 1500 lbs. Unfortunately, the first trike I needed to lift was too wide so I had to do a bit of welding and fabrication.
Check it out:
I've still got to improve the ramps a bit and prime and paint, otherwise it's working.
KZCSI
Post edited by: KZCSI, at: 2008/03/03 15:18
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Re: Slightly Modified Bike Lift.
03 Mar 2008 15:18
looks good,does it seem kind of top heavy to the point where the base needs to be widened to match?
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