Brig Ayd 40kg Folding Hoist

This video shows a Days Healthcare Strider being loaded into a Nissan Juke.
The Brig Ayd Folding Hoist is reliable and compact; it can be used to lift small motorised scooters and manual wheelchairs of up to 40 kilograms.
The hoist can be neatly installed to either the nearside or offside rear corner of the vehicles boot area. It’s suitable for most type of vehicles, including hatchbacks, estates and saloon cars. The boom and upright arm have a unique folding design. This enables you to fold the post neatly when not in use.
To control the hoist’s Up and Down movement, you can either use the built-in control located on the main body of the hoist, or use the attached two-way handset, which is designed for easier usage.
An interlock system ensures that the lifting arm is locked in the up position before the hoist can be operated.
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[@wipawansukboon492]

Dear Des Gosling I am interested in this product I would like to know more about this product. If I buy this product I want to know What is the price of this product and what is the shipping price for this product? I come from thailand now i live in thailand

[@anasilviacaballeroreyes6642]

Hi! I am interested in getting this product

[@desgoslingmobility6587]

Hello, thank you for getting in touch. We install these in the Midlands, UK - if you do not live nearby we may be able to recommend a more local installer.

[@anasilviacaballeroreyes6642]

@@desgoslingmobility6587 I am from Mexico City, maybe you know someone

[@ingma99]

Hi there. My Father has been struggling breaking down and lifting his motor scooter into his car for some time now. He really does not want to get rid of his car, it is a Nissan Note. Does anyone on here have experience fitting this type of hoist into a Nissan Note or know of a place I could ask. Thanks in Advance, Mike.