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CALL IS ANSWERED
17th June 1977, Page 48
17th June 1977
Page 48
Page 48, 17th June 1977
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RESPONDING to the demand for an easily transportable work platform, Hymo-Lift Ltd, of Quarry Park Close, Moulton Park, Northampton, has mounted one of its standard P65 platforms onto a specially built trailer chassis.
This gives the unit an 8.5m (27.9ft) working height.
A rigid girder frame is used for the trailer and it is fitted with standard pneumatic tyres and full road equipment which allows it to be towed at the legal maximum of 80km ill (50mph).
Because of its larger pneumatic wheels and tyres, the trailer mounted P65 is said to have wider applications for rougher terrain.
The maker stresses that the work platform and trailer were designed as a complete unit with special brackets and