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High-Lift Jacks and School Bus Roof Lift
Using 4x4 and sleeves to help gain more clearance
Published Monday, August 27, 2012
Paul Hasenmeier - Using a sleeve on a high-lift jack is shown to lift a school bus roof after the post where cut. The sleeves are still under design revision, but are working well in preliminary trainings.
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