CAR HOISTS - 11 different types - Brisbane and Melbourne Warehouse.

[LINCOLN]

What is unique with the drop screw pads ?

When they started 4 years ago, HAPP was the only one doing this dual stage pad that dropped (not screwed in) and was able to be used with the standard adaptor as a drop in (not screwed in) solution. They had to increase the diameter of these elements from the stuff that available at the time.

[turbo510]

will be in touch once the "permission to purchase" paperwork clears the minister for war and finance

[LINCOLN]

Hydraulic pump, cylinders and chain mechanism. I would just generally like to see all the interesting bits.

Here you go...

Pump - there are two types of generic pump that most of the chinese hoists guys use. The steel pump one (rather than aluminium) is to go. We switched at one stage and had nothing but trouble.

[chartreusehj]

Need any more installers Lincoln?

Will pm later.

cheers.

subtle reminder :p

[kneelo]

Here you go...

Thanks... I think I almost have the cook convinced.

[260BC]

What size should the hold down bolts be Lincoln?

[LINCOLN]

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What size should the hold down bolts be Lincoln?

The hoists come with qty12 20mm x 160mm (overall length) trubolts. When you torque them up 80nm they give you an indication of the quality of the concrete. If they run out of thread whilst tightening we have a problem. Make sure when drilling it is a nice neat straight hole either straight through the slab or vacuum out the hole. Kangoo have a great four cutter head hilti bit that you can get from bunnings for about $70. It deals with reo if you hit it.

[redbucket]

Whilst I'm not in the market for a hoist (don't have the shed height or enough skill to justify), it's refreshing to see how strong your product knowledge is, and your willingness to answer questions, all and sundry.

[Speedyblue]

I thought chemsets were a better option than dynabolts. From what I remember, Happ sold spreader plates as well, for places where the concrete wasn't up to spec.

[LINCOLN]

I thought chemsets were a better option than dynabolts. From what I remember, Happ sold spreader plates as well, for places where the concrete wasn't up to spec.

I agree chemsets are better... however trubolts are just as good as long as you check the torque yearly.... one of our installers in QLD just had a bad batch of chemsets and caused a lot of problems.... particularly because the customers were all country customers. The chemsets have a shelf life.

HAPP sells three different types of spreader bars.... the problem is, while they help, the don't get past the legality of shit concrete.

[LINCOLN]

Whilst I'm not in the market for a hoist (don't have the shed height or enough skill to justify), it's refreshing to see how strong your product knowledge is, and your willingness to answer questions, all and sundry.

Thanks.

[260BC]

What I plan to do, space permitting, is to drill one hole for each post and then bolt them down using the single bolt. Then drill the next hole with the post in place and so on. That should avoid any bolt hole misalignment.

[LINCOLN]

What I plan to do, space permitting, is to drill one hole for each post and then bolt them down using the single bolt. Then drill the next hole with the post in place and so on. That should avoid any bolt hole misalignment.

That's the plan..... I will send you an email with all the tricks and tips.

[260BC]

My HAPP 70 is up, me and a mate using a engine crane. Impressive looking piece of equipment and excellent service from Lincoln. Will report back once it's all wired up and working.

[LINCOLN]

First HAPP90 Melbourne customer. Did not need the ramps to hoist this low thing! Nice car and nice fella.






Wait till you see the hoist we are delivering this weekend! A car truly fitting for Mo-vember.