I was going through Craigslist and spotted someone trying to sell this work platform.
I've been wanting one, as I'm going to be doing all the maintenance on the new bike soon, but know I couldn't get the cost past SWMBO.
This hit that "I can do that" light bulb. Any suggestions on improvements?
This one is 8' long x 24" wide x 20" high.
I hope this guy is better at building and fixing bikes than he is at taking pictures.
I'll have to post mine after I'm through.
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Re: Work platform
I think you hit the nail on the head;
Get a new camera. I cannot see enough to make comments, except that you need to have an anchor for the tie-down straps as security. You may have a workshop facility where you could tie the straps off using the ceiling.
Any suggestions on improvements?
Get a new camera. I cannot see enough to make comments, except that you need to have an anchor for the tie-down straps as security. You may have a workshop facility where you could tie the straps off using the ceiling.
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Re: Work platform
I have a good camera and not only take better pictures than this guy, but wouldn't post them if they weren't.redial wrote:Get a new camera. I cannot see enough to make comments, except that you need to have an anchor for the tie-down straps as security.
There actually are 4 u-bolts attached to the sides for tie-downs, although they are hard to see.
They are in the front and the middle, right before the ramp starts to pivot.
I'm thinking that I would need some in the back to use if I take the forks off.
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