Neither Genie nor JLG require straps on those lifts from the factory. Ive never seen them or done them that way myself.
Do scissor lifts require straps over the top?
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If they did want straps over the top I would run 1 or 2 across the top the LONG way, length of trailer.
And since when does gravity matter? Boom or bucket on excavator, loader on skid loader or tractor and loader. Aren't those always tied down? -
Gravity can certainly go up. Guess you never been on those special roads that you travel uphill in neutral.
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Ok my question on this load if shipper wants it secured, would straps be good or would you use chains for the fork?cke Thanks this. -
Be careful that they don’t have expanding decks. That’s the only time I’ve ever strapped them. Those latches on them extending platforms are not to be trusted!!!!
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Running the Clark Fork Canyon on I-90 at a high rate of fuel consumption and looking in the mirror to find your legal load is now 12ft wide and the next wide spot is 7 or 8 miles ahead can be disconcerting. -
To Everyone that is saying attachment like buckets need to be lowered and secured, while that’s good practice, it’s only a requirement if the machine is over 10k pounds. These lifts fall under general cargo securement.
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I’ve hauled a few hundred of them and never strapped over the top. Never had any issues
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