My new sign installation lift...

[Tim Aucoin]

That is great! I could use that exact thing for the job I just got... replacing all the window graphics and high up signs. I'll be renting a lift for this!

 

[Andy D]

And, when you have to put up and take down your Christmas lights, you're set!

 

[Moze]

Used it for the first time yesterday. For these types of installs, it's perfect. Definitely wouldn't have wanted to do these off a ladder. Did the dimensional letters and four 16" x 8'-0" panels.

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[GAC05]

Looking good.
How does the van pull the trailer - smooth?

wayne k
guam usa

I wonder why they went with upper and lower case on one sign and all caps on the other.

 

[Moze]

Looking good.
How does the van pull the trailer - smooth?

wayne k
guam usa

I wonder why they went with upper and lower case on one sign and all caps on the other.

Thanks...the van pulls really well, can barely tell is back there. Brakes well, too.

As far as the upper- and lower-case, it's their 'standard' layout for each brand.

 

[Gino]

That was sweet.

Do you think it will work on grass ?? I guess the terrain would have a lot to do with it.

 

[Moze]

It's meant for concrete/flat surfaces. If you had really flat ground and really hard (it weighs 1400 pounds), maybe. But the tires are perfectly smooth and wouldnt get good traction.

 

[Moze]

Had an opportunity to use this again yesterday. I covered so much ground, I got on Google Earth to figure out the distance I drove it and it was right at a mile. Installed eight parking lot ID signs and tobacco free signs. Battery meter barely showed any use (used one bar out of ten). Pretty surprising.

 

[fixtureman]

Yeah, having to trailer it irks me. I was really hoping it would fit in the van. Oh well... I'll keep the 1930 in mind for the future though, thanks Keith.

You need a sprinter van

 

[Moze]

Sprinter vans don't fit in parking garages and getting in parking garages is a necessity.