LiftMate Glide200
A simple, powerful solution that lets one person safely lift and load heavy cargo into trucks, vans, and elevated surfaces.
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Anyone have one of these?
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four.cycle
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^ Should be original equipment on every new truck. 
jfleisher
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I have something similar at work…
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OldDoItAll
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I'd gladly trade a fancy tailgate for that!LiftMate Glide200
A simple, powerful solution that lets one person safely lift and load heavy cargo into trucks, vans, and elevated surfaces.
83VillageRepair
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I use my scissor lift for the same purpose. Plus I can use it to lift a car, motorcycle and riding lawnmower.
kbeefy
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I use a HF lift table. Doesn't quite reach modern pickup beds, but it comes close.
Leaflessshadetree
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Nice that it loads and unloads itself and travels with the cart.
seber
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I use a Genie lift.
I sometimes debate about getting a lift cart. That's the first I've seen where the "mobile" part is the part that lifts - I usually only see ones where the table is the part that lifts like in the pic from @kbeefy. I like the idea of the sliding section, but it seems TO ME that it would be cheaper to get a standard lift cart and bolt/weld a sliding section/table to the top?
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jblnut
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I have a similar lift cart except it has an engine and a steering wheel. It might get a little western but I’d figure out a way to get it into the back of that truck if I needed to. The yellow one in the OP looks all kinds of handy though.
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With the scissor lift under it the cart looks like it has very little clearance for goingover an edge without high centering. Also be careful of how much weight gets put on a tailgate. I've found out the hard way they're not rated for much weight, couple hundred pounds in the wrong spot will warp them.
dr_clyde
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I could see this being extremely handy loading and unloading a gang box /Knaack at at jobsite that doesn’t have a forklift.
When I did a lot of mobile fab work I ran out of a GMC van and used a Knaack jobsite box to store my tools. It was always a huge hassle getting my tools in and out of the van at customers’ facilities.
When I did a lot of mobile fab work I ran out of a GMC van and used a Knaack jobsite box to store my tools. It was always a huge hassle getting my tools in and out of the van at customers’ facilities.
Ive got a small Vermont coil hoist and just bought some conveyor rollers for it.I am going to make a mount for them on the hoist to lift tires up and be able to roll them to align the wheel studs with the car on a two post.I use a HF lift table. Doesn't quite reach modern pickup beds, but it comes close.
Old Man Roger
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WANT!
Firebrick43
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Cheaper as well compared to those 6 way tail gates if they need to be replaced.
kbeefy
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They make a tire lift that has rollers on it and a pneumatic ram for lifting. I was thinking of trying to build one myself, but for now the table works well enough. If I only have one tire off, the lugs are usually still aligned.