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#13553 - 03/05/15 03:24 AM
Re: buffer switches
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I think all taction buffers besides spring, should have buffer switches. When I'm in the machine room, I want to know if I'm on the car or cwt buffer.
Last edited by E-man; 03/05/15 03:25 AM.
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#13557 - 03/05/15 01:01 PM
Re: buffer switches
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I think all taction buffers besides spring, should have buffer switches. When I'm in the machine room, I want to know if I'm on the car or cwt buffer. Never seen a buffer with safety switches attached, even on 7m a second lifts. Guess it wasn't required in our regs. Also you would still know the lift has over travelled when it has gone thru the over travel switches.
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#13567 - 03/06/15 01:27 AM
Re: buffer switches
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I think all taction buffers besides spring, should have buffer switches. When I'm in the machine room, I want to know if I'm on the car or cwt buffer. Never seen a buffer with safety switches attached, even on 7m a second lifts. Guess it wasn't required in our regs. Also you would still know the lift has over travelled when it has gone thru the over travel switches. Yes you would know. What I use buffer switches for is to make sure the buffers return within 90 seconds. I run the weights and/or car up off the buffer and snatch my jumper off and watch and count for the switch to make.
Last edited by E-man; 03/06/15 01:28 AM.
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#13578 - 03/07/15 12:05 PM
Re: buffer switches
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I think all taction buffers besides spring, should have buffer switches. When I'm in the machine room, I want to know if I'm on the car or cwt buffer. Never seen a buffer with safety switches attached, even on 7m a second lifts. Guess it wasn't required in our regs. Also you would still know the lift has over travelled when it has gone thru the over travel switches. Yes you would know. What I use buffer switches for is to make sure the buffers return within 90 seconds. I run the weights and/or car up off the buffer and snatch my jumper off and watch and count for the switch to make. Yeah sure. All we did was use the car on maintenance on top of the car to test the buffers and see if they returned to normal state.
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