Reply to "My New Lift ..."

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quote:
Originally posted by EA #3528:
It is IMPERITIVE that you ensure your pulleys are all properly threaded and snug before lifting to the required height. As well, it also seems prudent to ensure that each of the four safety latches is completely at rest before walking away. I agree with the previous posts that call for concentration and caution while operating a lift. A lot could go wrong on the way up or down.

I leave a little tension on the pressure cylinder/cables (in both up locked position and down on the ground (at rest)) to ensure the cable stays engaged properly with the pullies AND as additional safety (if an uplock fails.

5/20/088:21 AM

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