Armortek

During the construction of our tanks, we need to keep the hull raised, higher and higher, until the assembly of the tracks.
It would be nice to have a small platform with articulated arms, which could be operated with a worm by a simply cordless screwdriver or drill.
I am not able to make a drawing, but maybe someone can take this idea and develop it.

One of these:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealey-MC5908-S ... B001SFVG5O

But make sure you get one with a nut to turn, rather than a handle, otherwise you can't operate it on a bench

Adrian.

Thanks Adrian, it's just that and now I have to check the size of the
upper deck, that fits under the thank

Hi Alfredo,

Here are the specifications

Specification
Model No:....................................................................MC5908C
Capacity:..........................................................................450kg
Minimum Height:..............................................................85mm
Maximum Height:...........................................................365mm
Width:.............................................................................230mm
Length:...........................................................................380mm

I have a similar scissor lift (see picture)




The black clamps are optional. The support flanges ensure a safe mounting.
The price was only Euro 49,- .
Similar tools must be available in Italy too.

Thanks Ad; there is always someone who is ahead of us

Hi All
The Motor Cycle lift is a very useful purchase.....
I have just used it to lift two 60Kg solid wood High Level Corner Units for our new kitchen into position all on my own, I am a 10 stone weakling who learnt the hard way on a farm, shifting 1cwt sacks of corn when student! Just because it is bought for the tank these things can be used for other purposes, which helps to justify your interest in this hobby!
Regards
Steve

Hi dear friends,
Comet and I thank you very much for your help

Hi, I have the same lift, did you make that long extension yourself? Can you explain how? Thanks!

Tom in Virginia

It is quite simple; I removed the spring pin and removed the crank, then I drilled a copper pipe (copper is not ideal, but it was what I had in the workshop) ø 6 mm. the two ends. One part is inserted into the pivot on the platform and fixed with M6 bolt/nut, in the opposite hole just insert a screwdriver for the motion.

Hi Ad and Alfredo,
that is a brilliant idea. I have sought for a long time such a part.
Where can I buy this?
I cannot find this in the internet.

Many thanks,

Fred

Hello Fred,
I had difficulty finding a supplier who ship in Italy, even Amazon, I finally found this
www.toolsdirect2you.co.uk
If you have problems you can contact
Tony Littleford <tools.direct@yahoo.com>
Service very quick ad satisfactory by TNT.

Hello Alfredo,
many thanks for the information. I will immediately test this on Monday.

I wish you a nice Sunday.

Fred

I found another dealer in Germany.

http://www.louis.de/index.php?topic=art ... r=10003265

Thanks for the help.

Fred

Very well Fred,
I think it will be easier for you.

Hi Fred,

Here is another German supplier, but with a much lower price:
http://www.household-discounter.de/such ... &x=28&y=10