Nah that bloke aint silly, he knows the score.

Look closely and you will see his long reach screwdriver

Imagine how mad this guy must be after spending 3 grand.....

Just a few more inches and I could get the cover off

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Probably not the best image to use, wonder whaty H&S would make of that.

I tell you what thats great it costs £150 a day for a cherry picker down this way, so twenty days worth would pay for itself.

Pete

Can't beleive No one has ever seen these units. The guy in the pic has it the wrong way round as they go straight up against the wall and work on uneven surfaces.

The best news is they fit in the back of a small hatchback.

Jef

Can't beleive No one has ever seen these units. The guy in the pic has it the wrong way round as they go straight up against the wall and work on uneven surfaces.

The best news is they fit in the back of a small hatchback.

Jef

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£4k4 is 6k4

3 - 4K

you can buy a second hand cherry picker for that, but saying that, might have to show this to one of the places I work (nightclub) very handy!

3 - 4K

you can buy a second hand cherry picker for that, but saying that, might have to show this to one of the places I work (nightclub) very handy!

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I've used one of these! very scary does not feel very stable when fully extended would not like to use one in even a slight breeze and the surface needs to be very solid best used indoors only i think! i would stick to a nifty lift.It probably wont be very long before the phrase"must not be used as a working platform" is enforced every where and no one can use a ladder to access a camera at height or use one to install !!!!! Paul.

you can buy a second hand cherry picker for that,

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Will this go in the boot of the car?

Jef

Will this go in the boot of the car?

Jef

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The one I've used would need a very big boot! Paul.

See Below! I HIT THE WRONG BUTTON

Edited July 29, 200520 yr by jb-eye