Dedicated push truck? in Automotive Shop Tools & Equipment Posted March 9, 2015 Hey Guys I may be able to help you out with your problems getting vehicles in your shop even in extreme cold weather. Operating a shop in Fairbanks Alaska and temperatures down below -50 below at times. We built a 10' push bar 2" square this bar has frame hooks on one end and a regular chain hook on the other end. We use a 4 wheel drive to push and pull vehicles around the lot and into the bays. My service truck has a chain mounted to the front of the frame of the truck hanging down far enough to attach the hook bolted to the bar and like I said the other end has body hooks that attach to the under side of most vehicles with frame holes. I will attempt to post a video showing how this works later on today. I will also attempt to post pictures. Bob Violett Alaska Chevron Service
Dedicated push truck?
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Hey Guys I may be able to help you out with your problems getting vehicles in your shop even in extreme cold weather.
Operating a shop in Fairbanks Alaska and temperatures down below -50 below at times.
We built a 10' push bar 2" square this bar has frame hooks on one end and a regular chain hook on the other end.
We use a 4 wheel drive to push and pull vehicles around the lot and into the bays. My service truck has a chain mounted
to the front of the frame of the truck hanging down far enough to attach the hook bolted to the bar and like I said
the other end has body hooks that attach to the under side of most vehicles with frame holes.
I will attempt to post a video showing how this works later on today. I will also attempt to post pictures.
Bob Violett
Alaska Chevron Service