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Tail-lift under cover

24th February 1978
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Orr-A NEW in-board tail-lift is being made by Wilsdon & Co Ltd of Lode Lane, Solihull.

The new Cargo Lifta embodies many ideas developed in a prototype originally supplied to an operator who had experienced problems operating normal outboard tail-lifts in congested areas.

The ram box is placed above the rear door opening, and operates ropes passing over pulleys through full-length internal columns. This is said to be a major improvement, as it allows the complete rear frame assembly to be used, retaining the strength of the body structure.

The body structure is contained to the rear from the frame in a similar way and a canopy allows the tail-lift to be operated under cover.

In-built safety locks prevent the tail board from lowering while the vehicle is in motion and allows it to be used as part of the load platform.

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