A manlift ride (plus a Schindler 3300 MRL Traction Elevator) at Audi in Sugar Land, TX.
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Filmed on December 20, 2016: While I unfortunately wasn't allowed to ride this, a HUGE THANKS to the Audi staff for running and filming this for us!!!! :D :D We've also included another Schindler 3300 elevator towards the end of this video. Sorry for the little awkward camera moves when Cameron filmed this for me on the manlift, but still was a good video. Installed in 2016.
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This guy stops the lift when he gets to the floor of his choice. We only used the rope switch for emergencies, you had to get on and off the step on the fly. Some of ours were more than 10 stories tall.
In Washington DC; they have not allowed these to be installed in any new buildings. Any Manlift installed before the code changes is grandfathered in. But new ones are not allowed. Also, all operators have to have a license from the District of Columbia to operate a Manlift. IF you don't get off at the right place, you can be seriously injured or killed.
I love these. I was a supervisor in a 10 story building, and you got where you wanted before the freight elevator got started. Don't carry something over 2 ft long, horizontally!
Autoparts store used to use a homemade version took guys to second floor fast! And right back down with your order!
THIS HAS BEEN DONE WITH TRAINED PROFESSIONALS DO NOT RECREATE IT
Camerpn: it's that easy
WOW, a belt man lift! I will probably never get the chance to ride one, even though i would love to. These are so cool!!
Bro, they're incredibly dangerous and not a good time. I have to ride one and I hate it.
@@josephadamowicz8518 there is a man lift in Poland?
We use this in our Flourmill Plant for many years and still operating
I put one in about 10 years ago in NYC. Parking garages use them to get cars in lot efficently
These things are a hazard but these ones look a lot better maintained then the ones I often see at this processing factory.
I've seen those man lifts downtown in two parking garages. One in the The Tower Building parking garage and the one at our local ABC station garage (not working).
Rode these alot at Corn Products Chicago early 80s..we didn't stop them 😉
Interesting, very reminiscent of the man engines used in old mines. One of these failed in the 1800s causing an entire lift with nearly 40 men on board to plummet hundreds of feet and cause a partial cave in
Interesting Man Lift.
Dang that's cool!
That thing looks very dangerous yet very cool at the same time
It's like the American paternoster
Jim you can call it parking/passenger elevators
Those things are awesome but very dangerous. I can't believe they still install stuff like that. Is this in a new building?
Yes, this is a new building.
Our nearby Quaker oats facility was full of them when I started there. some going to the top of large elevators with few floors to hop off. After a fatality at another plant they were slowly replaced with Alimak rack and pinion lifts. This guy stops the lift when he gets to the floor of his choice. We only used the rope switch for emergencies, you had to get on and off on the step on the fly.
I never see the man lift before
I didn't think there were any manlifts left in the US.
WTF door close button in a lift that is not in Finland???
Most newly installed elevators in America have them.
he Jim is so close to my birthday
good
What's a man lift it looks so weird
Woah man lift that to installed with Rubber Belt that to for loading staff of whatever woahh thats very risky man :-/