For a heavy or bulky load, ask in advance whether a vehicle with a hydraulic tail lift is suitable. Suitability depends on dimensions, weight and safe space for the platform.
List each item with its dimensions and weight, and say whether it has wheels or sits on a pallet. The planned load must be checked against equipment limits.
A horizontal platform needs clear working space behind the vehicle. Send photos of both loading points, including slopes, curbs and the distance to the entrance.
Confirm the vehicle, load securing, crew and any additional equipment before dispatch. Availability and final pricing follow review of the request.
For a relevant proposal, send both addresses, date, inventory, floors, lift details and photographs of large items. Mention packing, disassembly or a tail lift in advance. The online estimate does not replace agreement on the final scope.
Share its weight, footprint and whether wheels can be locked. A tail lift is suitable only within capacity and with a safe operating surface. Provide the cabinet’s actual loaded weight, footprint and safe holding points. The platform needs full clearance behind the vehicle; lock castors and secure the item in the body.
Specify pallet size, total mass and ground-handling method. Check the route from the platform to the entrance. Check loaded pallet height, packaging condition and a level route to the entrance. Steps or unstable ground mean the tail lift addresses only part of the job.
Assess centre of gravity and securing points. A tail lift does not replace protective packing or safe restraint in the vehicle. Without factory packing, assess centre of gravity, protruding parts and permitted travel orientation. Multiple photos and manufacturer instructions help choose protection.
