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| Posted: Fri Jul 18th, 2014 06:16 pm |
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chris@motortech Member
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Hi mate, We did all the ground works ourselves. If you know the make and model of equipment ask the manufacturer or supplier for recess dimensions. We were lucky. I bought the equipment from a Peugeot Main dealer and removed it also. I just measured the recess for lift and RBT they had.
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| Posted: Thu Jul 17th, 2014 08:01 am |
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getech.org.uk Member
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There will not be a frame that will be supplied for a lift recess. Did you do the application yourself? If you used a private company to make the application then you would need to liaise with them since the recess dimensions are product specific in order to meet H&S legislation. If you did the application yourself then the dimensions of the lift must be known therefore it is possible for you to create your own civil / electrical drawing given the equipment specification you have selected.
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| Posted: Thu Jul 17th, 2014 06:16 am |
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jfree Member
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hi we have just had our agreement in principal to become an mot test station and are now looking to get the groundworks done . has anyone got some advice on doing this or who around the midlands area do this work ? someone i spoke to said he thought they do a frame for the lift recesse but can't seem to find one
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