This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

anyone knows?

bye

E.

--Well aside from the damage it'll do to your wallet... ;-)

--
"Steamboat Ed" Haas : Never thought I'd live to see
Hacking the Trailing Edge! : our "iron curtain" crumble...
www.nmpproducts.com
---Decks a-wash in a sea of words---

Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

anyone knows?

bye

E.

Pretty slick, I suspect it will do as advertised for load and height.
But, I'm not sure given US tort activity that it would be a good idea
for anyone but the owner to use it in the states.

Matt

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 05:28:37 -0600, the infamous matthew maguire
scrawled the following:

Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

anyone knows?

bye

E.

Pretty slick, I suspect it will do as advertised for load and height.
But, I'm not sure given US tort activity that it would be a good idea
for anyone but the owner to use it in the states.

Yeah, and be sure to keep your feet out from under the lowering
machine or bottom/rear forks. Tipping could be a problem area, too.
Yes, very slick machine.

--
At current market valuations (GM is worth less than Mattel)
the Chinese government can afford to buy GM with petty cash.
--Bertel Shmitt on kencan7 blogspot

On Dec 11, 10:24*am, Larry Jaques wrote:
....
The importer's name sounds familiar...
http://www.alibaba.com

Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

I've got a large pallet to pick up in the next town.

Then I realize there isn't any way to load the jack
into the bed of my truck. What do I do, put a few bags
of concrete on a pallet as a dummy load so I can get
the jack in the bed? Seems the tiniest bit wasteful.

--Winston

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:41:56 -0800, the infamous Winston
scrawled the following:

Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

I've got a large pallet to pick up in the next town.

Then I realize there isn't any way to load the jack
into the bed of my truck. What do I do, put a few bags
of concrete on a pallet as a dummy load so I can get
the jack in the bed? Seems the tiniest bit wasteful.

Keep a few sandbags around, Scrooge.

--
It is pretty hard to tell what does bring happiness;
poverty and wealth have both failed.
-- Kin Hubbard

On 11 Dic, 22:41, Winston wrote:
Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

I've got a large pallet to pick up in the next town.

Then I realize there isn't any way to load the jack
into the bed of my truck. *What do I do, put a few bags
of concrete on a pallet as a dummy load so I can get
the jack in the bed? *Seems the tiniest bit wasteful.

--Winston

There is counterweigth in the tip of the forks!

On 12 Dic, 05:18, Larry Jaques wrote:
On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:41:56 -0800, the infamous Winston
scrawled the following:

Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?

http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup

I've got a large pallet to pick up in the next town.

Then I realize there isn't any way to load the jack
into the bed of my truck. *What do I do, put a few bags
of concrete on a pallet as a dummy load so I can get
the jack in the bed? *Seems the tiniest bit wasteful.

Keep a few sandbags around, Scrooge. *

--
It is pretty hard to tell what does bring happiness;
poverty and wealth have both failed.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -- Kin Hubbard

I used it in the UK. The forks are counter-weighted, so there's no
problem if there's no load on them. Anything under 600kgs it was a
quickie for getting things done alone and by myself. HAd to be sure
that the ground was as smooth as possible. Not a problem in the lorry
and rarely at the site.

Engineering wrote:
On 11 Dic, 22:41, Winston wrote:
What do I do, put a few bags
of concrete on a pallet as a dummy load so I can get
the jack in the bed? Seems the tiniest bit wasteful.

--Winston

There is counterweigth in the tip of the forks!

Oh. Thanks!

--Winston

wrote:
On 12 Dic, 05:18, Larry Jaques wrote:
On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:41:56 -0800, the infamous Winston
scrawled the following:

Engineering wrote:
This transpallet climb up in the truck! It look cool for me, and will
solve a lot of problems, but anyone know something about safety
concerns?
http://www.benemos.com/index.php?page=selfup
I've got a large pallet to pick up in the next town.
Then I realize there isn't any way to load the jack
into the bed of my truck. What do I do, put a few bags
of concrete on a pallet as a dummy load so I can get
the jack in the bed? Seems the tiniest bit wasteful.
Keep a few sandbags around, Scrooge.

Gimme a couple years and Ill out - Scrooge Scrooge!

I used it in the UK. The forks are counter-weighted, so there's no
problem if there's no load on them. Anything under 600kgs it was a
quickie for getting things done alone and by myself. HAd to be sure
that the ground was as smooth as possible. Not a problem in the lorry
and rarely at the site.

Wow! Interesting. Thanks!

--Winston