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New vise idea

Sycan

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Probably not new, but I picked up this import Wilton cheap the other day to mount on my forklift. Thought I would share as I know several people here use little forklifts around their shop. I use this one constantly, sometimes as nothing more than a workbench outside with a pallet on the forks. Now I'll have a vise handy if needed.
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Little more counter weight, probably just upped the lift capacity by 100 lbs. Probably best use yet for a CWV.
 

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Is it mounted out far enough that the handle swings around 360° without obstruction all the way until it's closed?

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Sycan

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I gotta get to a point of having forklifts hanging around... :sad:
I couldn't live without it, best $1000 I ever spent! I loaded it in my brand new dump trailer today so I can take it to a job tomorrow.
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Is it mounted out far enough that the handle swings around 360° without obstruction all the way until it's closed?

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Yes, barely but yes.

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You a heavy eq mechanic? Nice service truck also! [emoji481]
Thanks, mostly doing big trucks and trailers now, but that's just kind of where the best jobs led. Still pretty much equipped to handle anything.

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