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Give semi-trailers a lift
31st January 2002, Page 45
31st January 2002
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• Cime-Autolift of Freilassing, Germany, offers a wide range ofvehicle lifts, workshop equipment and accessories including heavy-duty high-lift axle stands, mobile access platforms and lifting tables for changing engines, gearboxes, transmissions and axles.
The most recent addition is an A-frame that links to a standard set of column lifts to raise semi-trailers up to ro tonnes.
The frame, made by Wase of Hombeek, clamps to the foot of each front lifting arm and attaches to the kingpin via an adjustable-height collar.
Contact: Wase on 0032 5081 3979.