Fork lift car? Quick answer needed please.
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G'day All,
Have searched but not getting the info I need,
I may need to forklift my newly acquired '79 parts car onto a transporter, if FORKS ARE PLACED AT THE NORMAL JACK POINTS will this take the weight and prevent the "Rails" from crushing.
I need to sort this before I fly back home this afternoon.
Tia
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Have searched but not getting the info I need,
I may need to forklift my newly acquired '79 parts car onto a transporter, if FORKS ARE PLACED AT THE NORMAL JACK POINTS will this take the weight and prevent the "Rails" from crushing.
I need to sort this before I fly back home this afternoon.
Tia
Kiwi
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as long as it clears anything in the center of the car, that will be fine. I have forked cars using a 4x4 between the jack points and the forks to ensure clearance. No big deal if the operator and forklift are up to the task.
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Brilliant!! thank you very much, I will head down there soon to communicate that with the operator.
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I recall Roger doing with a car he fixed and drove.