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Climb-n-Go scaffolding.
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nifty idea - would love to see something like this approved in all countries.
You would have to get it approved? In Canada I think so long as it's engineered I'm pretty sure you're good. The battery operated part skirts a lot of CSA approvals.Quote:
Originally Posted by desbromilow
It has five speeds but only the first speed is OSHA approved...
I would want to see at least 1 diagonal horizontal brace near the bottom and diagonal x bracing going up both sides before I would accept it if I were still approving equipment for use. Additionally, the height to width ratio needs to remain less that 2.5to 1 limiting the over height to 2 meters by 80cm wide or 80in. by 32in. I don't see a problem with the battery drive system as long as it has 75%reduction of maximum velocity when steering maneuverings are involved