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[Hobo,NC]

This is on a online auction no one know what it is. The name on it is STRAD-L-LIFT. It has gears and a rubber belt.

 

[timcasbolt]

Best I can tell, it's exercise equipment.

 

[Mule Meat]

Looks like the boom of a motorized patient lift used in hospitals and nursing homes.

 

[Janicholson]

No idea what it lifts, but: the belt driven components are assembled under the four screw driven lift supports. The belts keep the screws timed so they lift together.
Probably lab equipment or production components that never got used. As a manufacturer goes into foreclosure or bankrupt the things in development or near market get
tossed. My dad got 5 rear bicycle hubs from a company making 4 speed hubs with the hollow axle pull chain changing mechanism at an auction. Some were internally broken
and some were OK. gone to scrap 65 years ago. Jim

 

[jimgraycase]

looks like part of a mechanical pallet lift.

 

[504]

I would look for a patent number. No idea what it was
made for

 

[rrlund]

A Google search didn't do me any good.

 

[sotxbill]

a wheel chair lift?? maybe for a car or truck??????

 

[wrenchere85]

Strad-L-Lift is a trademark of Komylak Corp. of Hamilton Ohio. They have a web site, but I don't see anything like this
object listed.

 

[TomIn]

The only similar trademark that I could find for Komylak Corp. was Strad-O-Lift

 

[wrenchere85]

You are right,I stand corrected.

 

[DRussell]

Looks like the legs from a motorized sit/stand desk or
table. They are synchronized so they lift both side
equally.

 

[DoubleO7]

Probably not a consumer product unless the belt and acme thread rods are missing covers.

Maybe some sort of x/y drive on a machine?

3D printer maybe or laser cutter?