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Platform with pedal power
31st July 2003, Page 21
31st July 2003
Page 21
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• Birch Engineering has designed a mobile access platform that does not require a battery or electrical input to be propelled.
Designed to allow one operator to carry out overhead and elevated tasks, drive is achieved by pumping the foot pedal, which can be adjusted to suit the required working height.
Once the required work area is located, a secure handbrake system and support stabilisers are easily activated.
Braking can be achieved independently of the handbrake, while the steering operation is via the two front wheels.
• Contact: 01920 485525.