Man lift.mp4

[@MyUsernameIsAlsoBort]

I love the way the steps flip over when they reach the top. Very simple and clever.

[@tomfoil5590]

I've ridden these at the #20 and #21 boilers at the paper mill in Bogalusa, Louisiana. They're a lot of fun. Just don't forget to get off at the top.

[@JaniceinUtah]

Thanks for posting. My husband and I both rode one like this in the Carriage House Hotel Garage, Chicago in the 1970's. The building has been torn down.

[@DoyleFM]

I am SO GLAD that I found this! Trying to describe a manlift to Gen Z & beyond is an insurmountable task. 👍🏻 🇺🇸

[@takhini2716]

I rode one of those in a mill in 1969. The mill was built by Humphrey Construction.

[@jackfitzpatrick1585]

Ride one to this day 2024 at a brewery. So much fun

[@Jess-wf1xo]

Love this content keep it up!

[@xmatthewcharlesx]

I saw one of these for the first time today. My first thought was, workers paid attention to their work environment back in the day.

[@Firevideosdawg]

Solid video

[@TexasRangersWSChamps]

that is one of the coolest things i have ever seen on a job site... its hard to believe that no one gets injured from falls or striking the ceiling as you approach it. i wish that we had one right now at our brewery... one of the freight elevators is down for repair and we have 6 floors of stairs waiting right now. lol thanks for the video.

[@nunyabidness7463]

haha, people get hurt

[@ttystikkrocks1042]

Can't have those today; people need to keep a hand free to hold their smartphone, don't ya know...

[@dinobeganovic3257]

Doomer Boomer

[@skniezee7448]

Idiot