Easy-Lift Harness.

[Pat Ferrett]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC52lZACsmI]elh0007 - YouTube[/ame]Had one for a couple of months and its the Mutts nuts

[tractorboy1]

Had one for a couple of months and its the Mutts nuts

 

Looks a great bit of kit may have to invest in 1. Which model is it you have?

[VEG]

It looks a great bit of kit just cant see my boss spending that amount.

[porky]

I'd deffo have one but not at that price!

[Steve Bullman]

bit cheaper at gustharts

 

https://www.gustharts.com/Products/Pruning%20Tools/Product/Easy-Lift%20Harness/

[easy-lift guy]

Dear porky: Think of the ELH as and investment for your safety and well being. There is no doubt the the ELH will improve the efficency while working with various implements but as we get older the challenge of preventing or elimating HAVS in the first place sure make the product attractive for the end user. Thanks for your intrest.

easy-lift guy

[Robert_S]

Do you get the shower rail and curtain attachment like the karate kids one and this guys

Edited September 10, 2011 by Robert_S

[easy-lift guy]

Robert, I really like that model and it is available as a option along with a good back scrubber and soap on a rope. Nice picture.

easy-lift guy

[Robert_S]

im sure it will be popular

[aob9]

Do you maintain "Full Control" over the machine using this device. E.g for precise cutting on the inside edge of a wide hedge. Something in me tells me that feeling the weight/balance of machine assists in making precise cuts. I'm really interested in this though, my back is often wrecked after a long day hedge cutting.