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| View Poll Results: Pick which in your opinion is better: Scissors Lift or DoubleJointed Arm | |||
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26 | 29.89% |
| Double Jointed Arm |
  
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61 | 70.11% |
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10-01-2007, 09:35
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Re: ScissorsLift vs. DoubleJointed Arm.
From what i can tell is that scissor lifts are more stable and can handle more weight. Plus the scissor lift can colapse down to under 10" and extend to over 90". by far this is way better then a double jointed arm.
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