Will your lift get me into my equipment?
I always say “no” to this question. But with our lift “you” can get yourself into your equipment.
How much weight will your mobile lift handle?
Most of our lifts are made to handle a 350 lb. person. If you need a heavier lift we can make them handle more weight.
How much does it weigh?
This depends on the lift you buy. We over build most of our lifts so that they will survive and work for the owner for many, many years. We see a lot of things on the market that the quality of materials are made to last maybe 4 years. We have lifts on tractors that work in the fields and sit outside that are 35 years old and still running strong. You don’t need a device you rely on to move you around wearing out or breaking down after a couple years.
How much do mobile lifts cost?
The price varies as to the vehicle we are modifying and the person using it. Most lifts are custom made so we require measurements and pictures to be able to quote an adaptation. Any adaptation needed to continue to work might be eligible for help through the state’s vocational rehabilitation, doctors, or family services organizations. Help also may be available through the Veterans Administration.
How long will it take to get a lift delivered?
Usually it takes approximately 4 weeks from the time of the order to the time of the install.
How easy is the installation of mobile lifts?
Some lifts can be installed by the customer or a local shop. Other lifts require onsite modifications. We usually send out our own crew and do the installation along with a local fabricator so that there is someone local who is familiar with the workings of the lift.
How easy is the installation of mobile lifts?
Some lifts can be installed by the customer or a local shop. Other lifts require onsite modifications. We usually send out our own crew and do the installation along with a local fabricator so that there is someone local who is familiar with the workings of the lift.
Does it need much maintenance?
Chain driven lifts need a spray of chain lube three times a year. We always ask that the lifts be inspected for loose bolts and pinched wires. Hand controls need to be hung on their bracket so that moisture will drain out of them.
Can you get me in my ____?
Call us and we promise to do what we can to get you in what ever you have.
Can it be removed and put on another or new piece of equipment?
Most lifts can be removed and little to no evidence left that the equipment had a lift on it. We don' believe in chopping equipment up to put a lift on. Usually new mounting brackets would have to be made which can be done by a local welding shop and it could work on something else. Sometimes agriculture lifts will be used on two pieces of equipment, the combine is only used in the fall so a lift will be shared between a combine and a large tractor. This requires plugs for the wiring, extra hand control box, and extra mounting bracket.