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Loading and unloading the Cimex Cont.July 14 2005 at 1:18 PM |
Ralph
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| I just returned from home depot. In the garden section for $139 you can purchase loading ramps. The are made by Better Built and have a safety strap that attaches to your bumper. It's designed to support 750lbs 91"long. The weight should just about hold me and the Cimex. (just kidding)
Ralph
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George Barnett
| Re: Loading and unloading the Cimex Cont. | July 14 2005, 1:44 PM |
Sounds like the same thing I got at Harbor Freight Store for $59. Folds in the middle, safety chains. Loaded autoscrubber, propane buffer, Cimex, and me.
George Barnett
Owner: G & G Services
HydroTech Representative
www.webnow.com/HydroTech
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Ralph
| Loading and unloading the Cimex Cont. | July 14 2005, 7:51 PM |
These do not fold. They are pretty long but very sturdy. I have a 1 ton and they fit good..smaller vans may have a problem.
Ralph
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steve
| Re: Loading and unloading the Cimex Cont. | July 16 2005, 12:20 AM |
They can be made a lot cheaper then buying. Do a search and you should find plenty of info
Steve Frasier
Drew and Steve's Floor Care
www.drewandsteve.net
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Gary R. Heacock
| Here's my idea | July 16 2005, 4:09 AM |
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Mark Hart
| Re: Here's my idea | July 16 2005, 1:43 PM |
I made an error in my last post. Daws is located in Pensacola, FL not Atlanta.
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Stephen Dobson
| Re: Here's my idea | July 16 2005, 8:55 PM |
One arm loading here.
ONe hand to load it up.. one hand to drink water or eat an ice cream sandwich.
Just kiddin.
Steve Dobson
ProFloor
Custom Cleaning Services
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Rambo
| Re: Here's my idea | July 20 2005, 8:42 AM |
I am still using a 3/4" plywood that is 2' x 6' works great in my GMC 2500 van and cost about $15.00, when not using it lies flat on the floor in the back of the van. Be sure to paint some non-slip paint on it.
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