No way I go back in time to brake down jacks, screw that.
Genies can be loaded onto pick up's with one man and one arm, read the directions for cripes sake. for stairs a lot can come off, the legs, the forks, etc. then rolled up one stair at a time. the wheels never leave the stair step. only morons try and actually lift a genie, work smarter not harder. there is a reason break down jacksa cost less, they suck!
If common sense is so common how come so few of us have it!
I have the Vermette 512A. It's a great lift. One man can take this thing anywhere. Try that with a telescoping Genie. Genies are nice...heavy duty....and just damn heavy.
I have the Vermette 512A. It's a great lift. One man can take this thing anywhere. Try that with a telescoping Genie. Genies are nice...heavy duty....and just damn heavy.
Make sure you get the fork risers too
That's the main thing I was looking for, maneuverability. The 6515 lifts 650 lbs. 15' high and weighs half of a Genie. That's good enough for our scope of work.
Not sure about the fork risers. What do they do? I can't find them on their site.
That's the main thing I was looking for, maneuverability. The 6515 lifts 650 lbs. 15' high and weighs half of a Genie. That's good enough for our scope of work.
Not sure about the fork risers. What do they do? I can't find them on their site.
The fork risers slide onto the forks and give you another 20" or so of lift. What that does for you, is if you are limited for height, where you can't use another mast extension, but the forks don't go high enough to lift the load where you need it, slide the risers on. Or maybe you're extended as much as you can go, and you need 2' more. You 15' lift will now lift 17', as my 12' lift can lift 14'.
1/2 the time I use the lift, I use the risers, usually in walk-in coolers. Even if you don't do that kind of work, they were only like an extra $80 or so. Nice insurance to have around. Your supplier will have them in their catalog.
I guarantee some day you will need them.
The fork can be rotated 180d up. and like a previous poster said a 24" extension can be bolted to the forks, very versatile. the mast sections come in 24" and 60".
Yes,
they all can, loaded with one man, including the one James posted.
"youth's guys" really need to read the directions for once.........
I do it all the time, the handle on the back side of the hand crank can be moved into multiple angle positions, see how low it is in James picture. it can rotate up to the 90 degree angle position and rolled onto a pick up bed. they have a tipping point you must find, you have to also lock the forks into place, (see the yellow bar). keeps the mast from rolling into your cage or back window when the Genie is laid over. the genie forks can also be put in upside down if you lack ceiling hieght for the mast, turns it into a platform. [/QUOTE]
Last edited by secorp; 05-04-2007 at 09:07 AM.
If common sense is so common how come so few of us have it!
Originally Posted by square2round
I'm gonna get this one. The 6515.
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