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Tractor Lifter
The most fundamental description of a Tractor Lifts comprise of the control and the carrying of loads between two points by means of a chain or rope. This is a very useful description, as it has a great number of obvious uses. Such a model is most commonly used in agriculture, mining and construction, and other industries.
A utility model of the Tractor Lifter is commonly built around a metal frame and consists of the machine lifting an array of sacks. These sacks are typically required to be carried from one point to another, but they can also be carried horizontally. The chain is usually powered by an electric motor, with the remainder of the lifting equipment consisting of gears and ball bearings. It is the control mechanism that is the secret behind the efficient operation of the Tractor Lifter and is generally achieved through a series of levers and switches on the side of the machine.
In this industry, the most important part of the lifter is the main control valve oil return line, which controls the operation of the lifter through the chain and the ball bearings. When the user of the lifter begins to lift anything, he does so by lifting the top of the stack by pulling a lever, which engages the ball bearing(s) on either side of the metal frame. If the load is to be lifted horizontally, the operator places his hand over the chain, pulls back slightly on the lever and starts the lifting process. It is in this process that the Tractor Lifter develops its very useful ability to run continuously without stopping for breaks, as it is able to sustain its operation thanks to the large chain and ball bearings. The chain and ball bearings will then transfer the load from the lifting handle, which starts the lifter, and through the oil pump, which supplies the energy needed to propel the lifter forward.