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21-02-2004, 17:10
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Re: Is Anyone Using Motors to Hoist themselves off the platform on the bar?
I think it'd be helpful to us if you described the problem you're having in a bit more depth.
Did the motor stall? What diameter drum are you using for this device...which I presume is some sort of winch? Did the motor backdrive? Is there any gearing, or is the motor directly driving the lifting mechanism? |
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