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Did you have any problems with the cable binding up in the winch? If so, how did you fix this?

Genius!

I'm in the process of building a very similar elevator and am just curious about what you refer to as a safety at the 3:17 mark of the video. I can see that it restricts the cable from moving around after it comes off the third pully which is smart, but I'm puzzled as to how it acts as a safety if the cable were to let go. Since the cable goes through it during normal operation, how would it stop anything? Wouldn't the cable just slide right through it if something with the cable failed? Thanks for your advice.

Amazing. Going to try to build this for my doggie!❤

Hello Jean-Marc. Thanks for a great video. Just wondering about the winch cable. The slot in the wall is very small, so how did you get the big end of the winch cable through that slot. Did you take the end of the cable apart and reconnect it afterwards.?

Thanks for sharing.

Wow so very clever and a lot of work, well done. I wonder if there's a way for at the door to be hinged at the very bottom or even concertinad so the door itself becomes the ramp all the way to the floor. Even something like a 2 part drawbridge that folds as it closes or opens. It could even be automated or spring-loaded with a lever that pushes against a stop at the bottom of the stairs causing it to open slowly as the bus reaches the bottom. The floor of the bus could be a plate that triggers an oscillating switch allowing the bus to go up or down once the dog's weight was on it. Even without any automation a whole other piece the full height of the front of the bus hinged to the top of the existing door could fold so that looks like the front of the bus again but when it comes down to the bottom it all unfolds to a full ramp to the floor. Just a thought.😊

Can you run this by battery? If so do you know which one to buy? Thanks!

Great work. The only part I'm lost on is how you could plug a winch into the wall. Aren't those winches usually DC?

Hey their Bubba!.. Would your Daddy like to share his plans with me for my Mums Dog Charlie.. Charlie has displasure in both front legs and his mummy lives on the second floor of her house. Charlie is a large 90lb standard Sausage Dog and is very sad he cant be with his mum while hes healing. If you can ask John Marc if he has any plans that he can share it will be awesome.. Thank you Bubba

Can you tell all the material required to make this please 🙏 fast make a list and tell

This is amazing. I was planning on building something just like this for my guy

So confused why you repeat yourself twice??😮

Bubba was a lucky boy, you are a good man for doing this for your dog .

Hi Renée. I am a Brazilian journalist from Record TV and I would like to get authoration for usage of this video.

how is the winch hooked onto the trolly?

why not just carry them down/up? I rather like a wheelchair lift.

That is awesome! Bubba is the king!!

Hi. Great vid. Very clever design. Just wondering if this winch automatically stops at the top or bottom? Or do you have to watch it all of the way and stop it yourself?

What we want do for our animals we love them so much I'm sitting here laughing great job

You are a lifesaver, this is brilliant. Bubba has the best parents ever🙏

Thank you so much!

I’m so happy I found this. My pitbull is 12 and she’s having such a hard time with the stairs now. She can walk them but by the time nighttime comes she’s so soar and in pain. I hope I can use this video and build her own soon!

Thank you for taking the time to do this video!!!!

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you!!!

SWEET!! thANKHyou!!

Renee: i know this is an old video but do you have instructions for making this that you can share? how long did it take to create the whole thing from start to finish? any safety concerns about the "bus" rolling back down stairs by accident while the dog is in it?

You could have had a double hinged door at the front and had the door open down to the bottom of stairs not needing the other contraption

Do you have any advice for an outside version? Our dog is having difficulty going down our balcony steps to go potty :(

you are amazing!!, our dog just recently having problems, she hurt her back trying to get on our bed, my husband built a ramp, but her back hurts so much harder for her to use, my husband carpenter and thinks lot like you, he put slats for foot holds but its just too daunting, we got her some antienflamitories from the vet, but its still hard, id love to put that on the ramp by our bed, i need mor info about the electronic pully device, how does that hook up to the pullys? and how have you not sold a billion of these and are not a billionaire?:D id so buy one!!

Wow. I want to do a ski lift for mine and found this vid. I'm worried about the rest of the family tripping over the ramp, hence, the reason for the hip-level (upside down) ramp. Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Great job!

hello, what width C channel did you use and what size wheels? i can not find C channel wide enough at hope depot other than for very small wheels - please help

Great idea

How'd you secure the ramp to the floor?

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hello, do you have any addl info on making the bus? thank you

Hi Renee, can I email you as I need to build this for my 90 lb. lab. Can I ask a few questions? How can I reach you via email?

hey, I'm trying to help out my grandmother with her small dog, I understand everything except for what was used on the inside of the wall, like where the electrical stuff was used. Can you explain that for me please?

Great video! I really need this for my 15 yr old lab but don’t have the skills to DIY it myself. Also my staircase is outside. I guess it would have to be built without the carpet? Any chance you are in the NJ area? Thx

Sir if I send you pictures can you please advise cheapest way to build

thanks alot for this video ! 🙏🏼 was searching the whole time for an instruction ! please never delete those videos, you‘re helping many dogs with it. 😇

Brilliant! Our dog (Ronald) has just had major hip surgery, will be building similar this weekend. Thank you!

Fantastic. But did you say you were renting? Did you get in trouble drilling holes?

This is incredible. And exactly what I’ve been searching for, for years! A pet elevator for those who can’t do stairs! This could double as a grocery elevator or lift, too. So cool! Thank you for sharing.

Super awesome stuff!

Great job putting this together. I need to do something like this for our corgi.

Great video! Thank you so much for posting. I was wondering how you prevent the bus from being front heavy. I worry that it would flip over when my doggie sits in it.

I wanna see the dog!