One of the car transporter body builders do a posh one but IIRC they’re around the £70 mark. They’re a cracking bit of kit made from telescopic aluminium box sections and it comes in its own solid storage box. I think it was Transporter Engineering.
I was issued with one on a previous job and made sure I got a receipt for it upon leaving. I only did a few weeks holiday cover in the end.
neilf:
One of the car transporter body builders do a posh one but IIRC they’re around the £70 mark. They’re a cracking bit of kit made from telescopic aluminium box sections and it comes in its own solid storage box. I think it was Transporter Engineering.
I was issued with one on a previous job and made sure I got a receipt for it upon leaving. I only did a few weeks holiday cover in the end.
Transport engineering in Essex make one also bell trailers make stock them as well. We use them on car transporters all go to a height of 5mtrs usually about £75
or , get some of that sticky backed plastic from Blue Peter, the one with the one inch check squares, cover the front of every trailer you use… … one,two,three,four, one hundred and sixty nine, one hundred and seventy , one hundred and seventy one,SORTED.
height of the vehicle = (tangent of the angle x ground distance to the vehicle) + the height of your eyeball above the ground.
Have to be done on level ground
you could calibrate a telescopic fishing rod or telescopic aerial antenna but I suppose that you need a max extension of 16ft 3"
I always assume the height of the fifth wheel to be 1.25m as some trailers are not marked with an “overall” height. I think it is a legal requirement to have the height displayed in the cab