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Genie Super Hoist Material Lift - 300-Lb. Load Capacity, 12ft. 5 1/2in. Lift Height, Model# GH 3.8
Item# 103749
Lightweight, portable Super Hoist material lift is powered by CO2 or compressed air not included. Ideal for lifting, positioning and installing air ducts, plumbing, sheetrock, ceiling panels, heaters, chimney pipe, electrical fixtures and more. Sets up in seconds with no tools. U.S.A. Load Capacity lbs. 300, Platform Size L x W in. 24 x 19, Lift Height ft. 12 1/2. Sets up in seconds with no tools required Legs fold out from base for quick setup and are held in position with safety locks One-piece platform attaches to any size CO2 bottle with a twist of the wrist CO2 bottle not included 85 PSI recommended Compact and lightweight for easy portability by one person Rubber nonmarking locking casters Legs fold up for easy storage Auto-lubricating, with oil reservoir on top of each piston in cylinder to prevent lubricating oil from draining Easy to service Made of heat-treated aluminum
Questions & Answers for Genie Super Hoist Material Lift - 300-Lb. Load Capacity, 12ft. 5 1/2in. Lift Height, Model# GH 3.8
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What is the diameter of the base when wheels are folded down.
The hoist will be used in a narrow aisle having only 34" of width. The base of the Genie Hoist needs to be approx. 30", more or less, to work in our application.
asked 2 years ago on Genie Super Hoist Material Lift - 300-Lb. Load Capacity, 12ft. 5 1/2in. Lift Height, Model# GH 3.8
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Each leg on this Genie material lift is 34 inches long so the diameter of the wheel base is over 5.5 feet so it will not work for your application.
answered 2 years ago
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The amount of room needed to setup the base of the lift is definitely a limitation of ours sometimes... i am not sure of the exact span size but it would either be a close fit for you or it would be just slightly too big.
A technique we have to sometimes use is to open up 3 of it's 4 legs and support it on those 3 legs (obviously with a helper ensuring that it stays upright during this). this will work for many tighter spaces but it becomes a bit of a pain if you have to do it constantly.
Its definitely a great lift though and has lasted us a loooonnnnggg time. About to pickup our second one of these right now actually.
A technique we have to sometimes use is to open up 3 of it's 4 legs and support it on those 3 legs (obviously with a helper ensuring that it stays upright during this). this will work for many tighter spaces but it becomes a bit of a pain if you have to do it constantly.
Its definitely a great lift though and has lasted us a loooonnnnggg time. About to pickup our second one of these right now actually.
answered 10 months ago
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erpa
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