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The test would confirm the effectiveness of the Swift Lift Crane model "R" in reducing the chance of injury to parties inside the truck cab.
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TOP:
The truck was initially dropped 3.3m (10.8 feet), first coming into contact
with the right front corner of the hood, then rolled onto its wheels.
BELOW:
The second drop was made, landing directly onto the roof where the Swift
Lift Crane held strong until the forklift returned it to it's upright
position.
Police reported that occupants would have survived as long as they were wearing their seat belts.
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A final drop was made without the boom of the Swift Lift Crane, which
flattened the cab completely, levelling it with the top of the pick up
box.
This site was developed and is maintained by Powersigns
for Swift Lift Cranes Ltd. C 2003
