cherry picker
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Seh-Fee-Ro
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cherry picker
wassup peeples,
i need to pull my motor next week between monday and thursday... so if anyone can help me out let me know...willing to pay you for letting me borrow it.
thanks in advance,
kevin
i need to pull my motor next week between monday and thursday... so if anyone can help me out let me know...willing to pay you for letting me borrow it.
thanks in advance,
kevin
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Re: cherry picker
Word to the wise:
Don't buy one from Northern "Handyman's Headquarters." I just picked up my second 2.5 ton picker and it had the same problem as the first, and then some. The straps that keep the tension on the back of the main support had holes so far off that I couldn't mount the bolts to make it work. This is a major design flaw, and when I picked up the second one, it had the same problem after they assured me it was fine. The second cherry picker was also missing several bolts.
So I had to have a buddy machine me some torsion straps to make this P.O.S. work, in addition to getting the missing bolts.
Don't buy one from Northern "Handyman's Headquarters." I just picked up my second 2.5 ton picker and it had the same problem as the first, and then some. The straps that keep the tension on the back of the main support had holes so far off that I couldn't mount the bolts to make it work. This is a major design flaw, and when I picked up the second one, it had the same problem after they assured me it was fine. The second cherry picker was also missing several bolts.
So I had to have a buddy machine me some torsion straps to make this P.O.S. work, in addition to getting the missing bolts.
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Re: cherry picker
Originally Posted by 8thgengalant
u indian giver...u just said free of charge lol....well know i have yers and dans but i have no way to transport it