We have a number of "Strongway 2-Speed Hydraulic Rapid Lift XT Table
1000-Lb" carts, which are the scissor lift type.
They're sturdy. They double as simple moving carts (hauling a stack of
servers to surplus) or frequently used as a small, mobile work table
wherever needed within the datacenter. They were within our budget, too.
They don't extend high enough on their own to install something at the
very top of a rack but all we usually shim something (empty shipping
boxes?) to get the right height, if needed.
Will Powell
Research Technologist // Georgia Tech // School of Computational Science and
Engineering
On 10/19/21 7:40 AM, Michael Di Domenico wrote:
On Mon, Oct 18, 2021 at 9:33 PM Lux, Jim (US 7140)
<james.p....@jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:
Do you want one with a scissor lift type arrangement, or with a "prongs"
arrangement (more like a forklift)
we have one with the prongs now, that's one of the biggest issues.
trying to slide an unlevel server, that's very heavy, onto rails in
the rack is difficult. and with the width of the isle and the counter
weight on the lift, trying to lift the low side of the server slightly
involves and act of yoga by a superhero
i was looking at ones from serverlift, they seem to have a flat
platform and side hoist rather then a rear hoist. seems like a good
design, but before i buy something i'd like to get some unbiased
opinions on it or others like it.
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