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This is to advise you that your crane is performing as expected and working good.
Evan's Sales and Service Ltd.
All is well with the Swift Lift. It works exceptionally well and is very easy to use.
Thanks, Caroll Main
Draper Mill Surface Grinding
In purchasing the drum crane from you in mid July of 1998 we have found it to be both reliable and practical for our particular industry or work. We have had few problems since our purchase and are generally satisfied with its performance.
Matt Wilson,
President PCB Containment Technology Inc.
We have had no problems with the Swift Lift crane we purchased in January 2001. We find it very useful and rely on it daily for lifting items in and out of our truck.
Yours truly, Smantha Powell
President,
Enviro-Smart PCB Services, Inc.
We have a Swift Lift Crane installed on our 2000 GMC Sierra, which we
use to deliver 500 lb. drums to Marine Vessels berthed in the Port of
Vancouver, British Columbia. Usually, the ships are equipped with large
cranes that lift the drums directly out of the truck and onto the deck
of the ship. However, there are occasions where the ship's crane is being
used and is not accessible.
Normally, I would have to wait several hours or return at another time to unload my truck. However, with the Swift Lift crane, I can unload the drums onto the dock, where the ship can load them when their crane becomes accessible. Although I do not require the use of the Swift Lift crane on every delivery, I can honestly say that it has saved me countless hours of waiting around when I have used it.
The Swift Lift crane is easy to use and fully operational within seconds, more importantly, it does not take up any space in the bed of the truck. In the 18 months we have had the Swift Lift crane installed, the local representative has contacted us on several occasions to ensure that there are no problems with it.
RBM HoldSolutions highly recommends Swift Lift Cranes to anybody who needs a convenient and reliable way of loading heavy or awkward cargo into their truck.
Thom Boecker, Operations, RBM Holdings