True, but a little out of reach for the average homeowner. We didn't see much of the lift in the video. I was hoping we'd see how it hooked up, unhooked and how it operated in scenarios like we'd want to use it.Looks a hell of alot safer than the man lift on the front forks.
I believe Tim has said (in the man-lift thread) that the lift would be reviewed at a later time.True, but a little out of reach for the average homeowner. We didn't see much of the lift in the video. I was hoping we'd see how it hooked up, unhooked and how it operated in scenarios like we'd want to use it.
It was used for a platform (pun intended) for commercials for other products IMO.
The title was a bit misleading then. "Tractor Scissor Lift Man Lift".I believe Tim has said (in the man-lift thread) that the lift would be reviewed at a later time.
Not sure why you are so negative on our videos.The title was a bit misleading then. "Tractor Scissor Lift Man Lift".
Regarding connectivity, it is quick hitch compatible.True, but a little out of reach for the average homeowner. We didn't see much of the lift in the video. I was hoping we'd see how it hooked up, unhooked and how it operated in scenarios like we'd want to use it.
It was used for a platform (pun intended) for commercials for other products IMO.
I think it is 10-11k or so. About the same as any other scissor lift.12 grand? Good grief. At least now I don't have to look it up or waste time on his videos about it.
And you will get many places with a skidsteer that you wouldn't with a manlift.I think it is 10-11k or so. About the same as any other scissor lift.
True... but around here you could rent a man lift 50+ times and still not have the cost of the tractor scissor lift.Looks a hell of alot safer than the man lift on the front forks.
So the title is changed now? I quoted the original title. Don't assess me so quickly. I was interested in this lift as I had told my son in law about this lift when I first saw it. My SIL owns a roofing, siding and gutter installation company and has a tractor which could handle this lift. That was the reason I watched the video.Not sure why you are so negative on our videos.
The new scissor lift was clearly the star of this episode. ..and the title of the video says “Removing the Original Cab for Spring”
Had we devoted an episode to discussing the details of the lift, you would have complained that we don’t actually DO anything in our videos.
I’m sorry that our productions are not up to your standards. We are happy to refund your ticket price.
Tim
Same thing can be said for renting a mini ex and buying a backhoe, but people still defend the backhoe purchase.True... but around here you could rent a man lift 50+ times and still not have the cost of the tractor scissor lift.
It seems though that unless the terrain is perfectly flat the tractor is going to tilt one way or the other and cause the platform to lean accordingly.I like this. A slab sizzor is the same price but unless you have a nearly level surface with good traction you have to move to an Rough Terrain Sizzor and they cost a boat load. This is a great balance, you can get it places only a rough terrai unit could go and the tractor is an awesome balance for stability.
The platform has adjustable legs.It seems though that unless the terrain is perfectly flat the tractor is going to tilt one way or the other and cause the platform to lean accordingly.
If it is attached to the 3PH and the tractor is leaning to one side or the other how would it compensate since both 3PH lower arms need to move in unison? Just curious.The platform has adjustable legs.
