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I recently came across a 2010 Nissan 15 CB
The specplate stated a 7mtr lift Load centers 500 600 700
Capacity 500kg 450 kg and 400 kg
I assume these were the lift height up to 7meters
It did not state the capacity at ground level or eye level
Contacted technical personnell to be told this is the new plate and the information we have had concerning lift heights in the past is no longer stated
How do you teach a novice on this new spec plate training bodies or manufactures not forthcoming
Any body got the latest info
  • Posted 15 Nov 2011 22:12
  • By shamus
  • joined 15 Nov'11 - 1 message
  • Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

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