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Old 10-23-2009, 12:03 AM
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New questions...

Rivets or zip screws?
interior?
Galvanized or
hot rolled (possibly ceramic coated)
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i used rivets and non galvanized steel
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It picks it up on the rear bumper. I designed, and have been building them for going on 4 years now. KartRaiser video link
Hello Michael Polizzi
Man that is one slick lift you make there. If I could make something like that to lift a Honda Goldwing I could retire. Theirs a lot of weight difference tho 900# for the bike and what 150# for the cart.
Any way GREAT LIFT

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Man that is one slick lift you make there. If I could make something like that to lift a Honda Goldwing I could retire. Theirs a lot of weight difference tho 900# for the bike and what 150# for the cart.
Any way GREAT LIFT

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Thanks. Yes, the heaviest kart we lift is about 375 lbs.
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