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    Mar 30, 2011, 07:47 PM
    Sizzor lift
    How much wind can a sizzor lift take.warning lable states it can with stand a force of 100 lbs.to tip it over.15 ft. from floor board fully extended.Agian how much with can this lift take before it tips over..
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    Mar 31, 2011, 07:31 AM

    What answer are you expecting? I mean, by 'how much wind' are you referring to the wind speed?
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    Mar 31, 2011, 10:53 AM

    Assuming you mean what wind speed can it sustain before it tips over - it's impossible to say. You need to tell us the surface area of the lift and the area of whatever is carried on top of the lift, and then we can make a rough estimate. But from a practical perspective - I suggest you ask the manufacturer this question.
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