Agreed, I got mine from Garry also, couldn't move Pins on my own from the dining room to the garage, and vice versa, without them.
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Is this any good?
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Draper 99814 Hydraulic Lifting Table, 225kg
This hydraulic lift table is certified for up to 225kg. Foot operated one-piece hydraulic pump-up and separate hand operated release. Steel table top with rubber mat prevents damage and slippage. Lifting range - 225-720mm. Equipped with safety overload valve. 590mm height locking feature. Fitted...
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I think they all do pretty much the same thing. That's a good price as I paid £300 for a similar one. If you've got the room they are worth it, reduces the chances of injuring yourself.Is this any good?
Draper 99814 Hydraulic Lifting Table, 225kg
This hydraulic lift table is certified for up to 225kg. Foot operated one-piece hydraulic pump-up and separate hand operated release. Steel table top with rubber mat prevents damage and slippage. Lifting range - 225-720mm. Equipped with safety overload valve. 590mm height locking feature. Fitted...
I need one, but this one is suspiciously cheaper than the rest. Just want to check there isn't a an issue with it before I buy
It's cheaper and has a higher weight rating (225kg compared to 150kg) so does seem cheap. Thought they might tag on VAT at checkout but didn't do.I need one, but this one is suspiciously cheaper than the rest. Just want to check there isn't a an issue with it before I buy
Ordered from here for £195 delivered. Table size and lift height are identical to some of the others linked on here so hopefully it will be fit for purpose. Handle doesn't look foldable, but looks like it should remove with a couple of pins
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Draper Hydraulic Lifting Table, 225kg - 99814
Draper Hydraulic Lifting Table, 225kg - 99814
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Nice find, plus it's got the rubber mat. Don't do your back in by lifting it like I nearly did when lifting over a doorway.Ordered from here for £195 delivered. Table size and lift height are identical to some of the others linked on here so hopefully it will be fit for purpose. Handle doesn't look foldable, but looks like it should remove with a couple of pins
Draper Hydraulic Lifting Table, 225kg - 99814
Draper Hydraulic Lifting Table, 225kg - 99814
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There's a thread somewhere on here showing installing some tube hinges to the handle 
Hey Alan. Sucks about the arthritis, not in your wrists and fingers i hope? my back is fuc_ked these days (along with my eyes, kidneys and feet) so i can't lift these bugg_ers anymore either, but a hydraulic trolley is defo a good investment.
I used to have a decent red one, but i sold that years ago when i lost my mojo, but now i have a slightly smaller and cheaper blue one that is more or less the same apart from one key feature - the bed is slightly shorter. This is a bit of a pain in the ars_e as it means you have to hold on to the game when shifting it about, and it's a *lot* harder to rotate a game if you've accidentally put in on the wrong way round, and want to take it off so it rests on the base. that's how i store mine, anyway, maybe you like to store yours resting on the coin door and plunger, who am i to judge?
some pics below of the red one, and the only pic i have of the blue one. sorry i can't remember brands or prices, like i said the only relevant difference is that a slightly longer bed length is definitely an advantage - those extra few inches (pfffttt etc) mean that the bed goes past the centre of gravity and makes everything easier and feel more secure. Plus, red ones go faster, same as with cars. They both weigh a basta_rd ton.
I used to have a decent red one, but i sold that years ago when i lost my mojo, but now i have a slightly smaller and cheaper blue one that is more or less the same apart from one key feature - the bed is slightly shorter. This is a bit of a pain in the ars_e as it means you have to hold on to the game when shifting it about, and it's a *lot* harder to rotate a game if you've accidentally put in on the wrong way round, and want to take it off so it rests on the base. that's how i store mine, anyway, maybe you like to store yours resting on the coin door and plunger, who am i to judge?
some pics below of the red one, and the only pic i have of the blue one. sorry i can't remember brands or prices, like i said the only relevant difference is that a slightly longer bed length is definitely an advantage - those extra few inches (pfffttt etc) mean that the bed goes past the centre of gravity and makes everything easier and feel more secure. Plus, red ones go faster, same as with cars. They both weigh a basta_rd ton.
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I've used one of these for a few years.
Easily goes under machine from the front. You just have to get your foot to the peddle and find the balance point.
But cheap and doesn't take up much room.
Easily goes under machine from the front. You just have to get your foot to the peddle and find the balance point.
But cheap and doesn't take up much room.
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