An idea from across the pond for loading

[zeroluke]

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I saw this a while back, and I have wondered if anyone in england has a system that works the same. All I've seen here are them piddling hoists that scragg the side or back of the body work with what ever you're lifting. They're not all much use for lifting something big, either.

[fergusonforestry]

bit like a skip lorry really

[zeroluke]

It is, but for some reason its the only place you see them. I'd have thought they'd become more popular now trailer licensing has changed, small trailer exemption being banished and that.

[zeroluke]

It is, but for some reason its the only place you see them. I'd have thought they'd become more popular now trailer licensing has changed, small trailer exemption being banished and that.

[hiluxstihl]

interesting concept, though i cant see much use for it... i can see it useful in a fullsize american truck though, longer wider higher than european beds

[hiluxstihl]

interesting concept, though i cant see much use for it... i can see it useful in a fullsize american truck though, longer wider higher than european beds

[splinters]

this is how i used to load big carvings into the back of my pickup. my mate made me a wooden A frame that sat on the ground either side of my landy and i would swing carvings up and over into the truck it was perfect. however a friendly farmer with a forklift now works even better.

[splinters]

this is how i used to load big carvings into the back of my pickup. my mate made me a wooden A frame that sat on the ground either side of my landy and i would swing carvings up and over into the truck it was perfect. however a friendly farmer with a forklift now works even better.

[Rich2484]

I cold see this on the back of a flat bed mog or tipper. Would it need jacks on the back??

[Rich2484]

I cold see this on the back of a flat bed mog or tipper. Would it need jacks on the back??