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Cute Leetle "Forklift" can go thru 36" door....
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My 5K Toyota can go through a 36" door too if you get a little run at it.
They really aren't that strong...
They really aren't that strong...
My 5K Toyota can go through a 36" door too if you get a little run at it.
They really aren't that strong...
Let me re-phrase it:
.....more than one time.
Larry Dickman
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I keep that in mind the next time I need to move a load of car batteries into my living room.
Fish On
Hot Rolled
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I guess he's never seen Wheelieking's little Nanco....
bloomautomatic
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And it has a built in "hand warmer"!
I have seen the "Namco" forklifts before, But I can't recall if they were
under 36" width.
I think they are close.
BTW is the Op machine articulated ?
kustomizingkid
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After the first time it will definitely go through again... a little 2x4 door frame aint hurting a forklift. Now what you should have said is can you close the door after...
Fish On
Hot Rolled
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While you choke on the gas fumes.... 900 lbs at *eight inch* load center ....guess at standard 24" load center you could pick up something you could move by hand truck...
The tires make it appear that it can be used on a jobsite (and it's
based on a concrete buggy).
I will go out on a limb and assume it can do it's job at rated capacity
in a muddy work environ.
Even with concrete splash all over the mast...
Smoke ?
It's got a Honda....the exhaust on those is pure oxygen, puppy dogs,
and butterflies....
based on a concrete buggy).
I will go out on a limb and assume it can do it's job at rated capacity
in a muddy work environ.
Even with concrete splash all over the mast...
Smoke ?
It's got a Honda....the exhaust on those is pure oxygen, puppy dogs,
and butterflies....
Said fumes, not smoke...thinking if you want to go thru a doorway* you want to go inside a building...pesky carbon monoxide possibilities compared to propane, or even diesel. (so instead of "choke" maybe I should have said headache and getting sleepy..Smoke ?
It's got a Honda....the exhaust on those is pure oxygen, puppy dogs,
and butterflies....
) can see it's usefulness for intended purpose....but machine tools, pretty limited.*plus you have to remove two wheels to do even that !
Illinoyance
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That thing looks to be about double the length of the Namco. Not great in tight places.
Said fumes, not smoke...thinking if you want to go thru a doorway* you want to go inside a building...pesky carbon monoxide possibilities compared to propane, or even diesel. (so instead of "choke" maybe I should have said headache and getting sleepy..
*plus you have to remove two wheels to do even that !
The whole thread I posted is a "Joke"...you know..."Humor".
Much like the machine in said posting.
The only thing this machine has going for it is the off road capability.
If it is in fact, articulated, one could fab one easily in a garage
with a buzzbox, and some garden tractor parts.
Much like a "Bendi".
Said fumes, not smoke...thinking if you want to go thru a doorway* you want to go inside a building...pesky carbon monoxide possibilities compared to propane, or even diesel. (so instead of "choke" maybe I should have said headache and getting sleepy..
*plus you have to remove two wheels to do even that !
The whole thread I posted is a "Joke"...you know..."Humor".
Much like the machine in said posting.
The only thing this machine has going for it is the off road capability.
If it is in fact, articulated, one could fab one easily in a garage
with a buzzbox, and some garden tractor parts.
Much like a "Bendi".
Strostkovy
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Wow that guy is proud of that thing. $3800?
I bought my Clark yardlift for $1450 (still high, but options were limited) and it'll fit through doors, though the mast is a bit tall, but so is that guys whatever. And that's without removing the wheels.
If we're allowed to remove stuff just cut the wheel well fender thing off of my Caterpillar lift and you can get 3600 pounds through a door.
I bought my Clark yardlift for $1450 (still high, but options were limited) and it'll fit through doors, though the mast is a bit tall, but so is that guys whatever. And that's without removing the wheels.
If we're allowed to remove stuff just cut the wheel well fender thing off of my Caterpillar lift and you can get 3600 pounds through a door.
bryan_machine
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And you know, my Marriotti will go through narrow doors and into narrow spaces in the shop while actually carrying something heavy... and without risk of falling off the back....
It does, however, lack the combined CO fume emitter hand warmer, and the spashed cement styling...
It does, however, lack the combined CO fume emitter hand warmer, and the spashed cement styling...
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