Wing Lift™ Container Carrier - Instructions

[@Teddy_Bass]

This is a good how to video. How to strip the clutch out of a van using a 20 FT container

[@lukelinsmeyer5999]

Three days later after completing the puzzle in record time the container was found to be the wrong one.

[@GarwoodNick]

XD

[@davebrittain9216]

LOL

[@skinnycarlos8771]

Luke Linsmeyer that would just suck...

[@asakayosapro]

that is, if they didn't bother to double check the container serial number to be the one they are supposed to tow, then its their fault those numbers are there for a good reason

[@kreigdernier9553]

All the people in the container sat quietly wondering what the fuck is going on.

[@billymacabre]

i think the only practical use for this would be to load containers into heavy lift aircraft. where forklifts and cranes can't go. they're going to sell literally tens of these.

[@lytken]

Geoff Farguson yes but they still need a motorunit

[@HB45175]

I'd be impressed if they even sold ten.

[@terrywilder9]

Many large businesses, which can negotiate having short term demurraging fees waved, such as large department stores, are using containers for short term storage, especially around the holidays. So there may be a market for these after all.

[@jeremyramnath7043]

,, mmkoooio

[@LordMichael-]

No brake lights. No trun signals. So good luke with the cops on the highways.

[@jesusmota5158]

Excellent Machin!!!!

[@PeterAlexanderWelch]

Reading all these comments all seem to come from people who have never had to work around containers filled with work goods. It is meant for a small yard were you have 15-20 different containers that are all filled for different purposes. This way you can push them into tighter spaces, keeping your small yard free from clutter. You can bring the container you need inside, prep it with all the gear needed for a job then take it outside, ready for the swinglift to pick it up and send it to the job site. Or it can be used to transport containers around a site, so that you can work on many projects without getting a crane in every time. Or transporting your forklift to site to move your containers around. Those that say get a forklift, do you know how much a forklift cost that can pick up 17 tons? It is an excellent solution for a specific issue, and if you have never been in the situation that you may need one, then try and think outside of your square.

[@housepumpinpc3983]

For everything that thing can do, a forklift could do better. Stacking is out the question. Tight spaces don't qualify because you have to be able to move the back wheels out the way and that contraption doesn't seem light. I'd be willing to bet that moving that would take that same truck. I'm sure you can get a used forklift for 50k maybe even less.

[@deezelfairy]

@@housepumpinpc3983 Yes, but the forklift takes up a lot of room itself if moving a container around in a small space.

[@danielreuben8847]

Wonderful!

[@348frank348]

and what happens when that itty bitty mini van doesn't have the stopping power to bring those 12-17 tons to a stop?

[@sergesmith2863]

+348frank348 It's just for yard work not for the road or high speed.

[@bernardkirkland8873]

348frank348 That little container weights 5000 pounds empty.

[@johnobrien2207]

Have some one on the jacks to lower the container .But if the contain runs off some serious slope and heading for 50 miles a hour .It time to give up lower the jacks and jump clear ..

[@wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20]

From 6-12 km/h ? You must be kidding . . .

[@johnobrien2207]

After 12 km/h the van becomes pancake in a sudden stop situation ..

[@konk9543]

Not a bad concept at all, but how much time does it cost to set it all up, without cuts ;)

[@StefanBacon]

that's so dangerous i love it.

[@brandonbauer3830]

Practical yes, if one only has a pickup truck or suv or possibly a tractor to tow it around, still cool functional idea

[@omarleon9585]

Great job

[@sitatan]

good video. Cool machines. Thank you from Japan.

[@theodoreiliaskos]

I would love to see how you stop 15 tons without brakes on the container.

[@johnobrien2207]

The van act as a damper between the objects ,

[@deezelfairy]

@@johnobrien2207 Well squashing the van down would make it easier to use in confined spaces! 😂

[@johnobrien2207]

@@deezelfairy That how they manufacture a mini van ..Full size van at the end of assemble line ..Get two trucks to sandwich it ..Send it back in to factory and repair the paint work and dents..

[@AmityPost]

The maximum speed quoted in the video is 6mph. Driver should have plenty of time to think ahead.

[@jamesbradley1695]

Good idea, -if it's cheap enough, but the towing speed is very limiting. I guess it's mainly used for moving containers around nice smooth airfields?

[@aggabus]

want to say genius... but very smart...

[@CyberMacGyver]

Can you lift the trolley without another trolley to put it in the back of the van.. i.e. can you man handle it?

[@lancecole5338]

Interesting concept, but at $50k new, max speed of 3-mph, not road-legal, and set-up time in the half-hour range, I see buying a used container-forklift for $5k far more realistic. With the forklift, you can load and unload containers from a flatbed truck, there's no way to take a container from parking lot to load-frame with these trinkets. My god, you can almost buy a NEW fork loader for what these list for!

[@nathandean1687]

+Lance Cole or buy used . rent excavator for 5 - 15 grand. and heavy strenght chain and hooks. and you can still us the excavator 4 other stuff as well.

[@Thedupernerd]

thats for airports ports and stuff where you cant you tall forklifts so that you can for example drive into the plane and put it into the vam to get the nect

[@coreyschmidt1647]

Not sure where you're getting your numbers but scrap value of a container capable lift is well over $5k and you're going to be over $50k for one that simply starts and operates reliably, a good container lift is going to start at $75k and go up from there, but I agree this unit is pointless.

[@benmac7315]

Was thinking this sounded like an interesting but rather pointless very few situations where this would be beneficial. With the time it takes to setup and the slow max speed along with a limited lifting capacity. I'm sure there would be a more practical solution.

[@housepumpinpc3983]

For 50k you could buy a 53ft trailer and a semi to move it...

[@michaeld954]

is this legal to do in the US and what are the legal issues on towing that around on the streets

[@DanleyNuksGoneFishn]

i could move 6 containers with a 20 tonne by the time it takes yous to latch up 1,

[@catalinapetri9883]

Danley Nuks ž66čý6

[@happymonk4323]

that sound stupid, i bet you can't understand the diffrent between cat and tiger

[@michael-dm2bv]

Danley Nuks - a twenty ton what?

[@johnobrien2207]

@@happymonk4323 .Cat = meow ..Tiger =RAAAAAAAA.

[@mortihernandezmora1122]

Good

[@nikerailfanningttm9046]

well its a good idea....but its missing one thing: BRAKE LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS!!!!!!!

[@EezeeListen]

Someone must have been pretty bored to think up this time wasting and way too involved/fiddly contraption.

[@kazadthebad9995]

not everyone has a crane

[@jeanswauger4075]

Eezee Listen of the Santa hustle can't I talk to my house

[@toonzbrah4316]

tyvek05 no nothing ? You need a vehicle plus four of those jacks? It is a cool invention but it does take alot of time it seems. Wiser to invest in truck with a crane or something.

[@dakotaisom1125]

Eezee Listen k

[@TELBOYO10]

Toonz Brah you cod rent one of these devices if you have got a container on your land that needs moving. A lot cheaper than hiring or buying a crane. Also the access is easier.

[@johnturner9395]

Just had a quote for these, eyewatering £37200 GBP or £750 day hire

[@combilift]

you have to be kidding!!!!

[@kennypawiroredjo1018]

Very handy....

[@giths19]

So this is how things "fall off the truck"

[@patdemmon]

much faster than usa ports. can you get them with pontoons so you can tow it from china with a bayliner ski boat?

[@MrWhite-pn7ui]

Holy shit, I want one.

[@g3n3r4lg4m3r]

I guess this could be used in rural or 3rd world ports or maybe on private property. Also maybe if you only need to move containers with long intervals inbetween, this device may be cheaper to store/maintain. It is a very niche device

[@binger7906]

Actually it's a pretty ingenious idea if you have nothing else to do

[@darkfireBikes]

too many steps. forklift or crane would do the job much better, faster, and safer

[@neriksen]

Nice but if it’s amongst other containers I’m sure there’s a forklift about. Bang, done.

[@afrodaily5175]

This would be a great way to start a small company that picks and and deliver these things to smaller customers. that might want to use them for storage spaces. But im sure those tires can't go on the real road way.

[@George-sy8jw]

how much?can the same model move both 40 and 20?

[@micheletdenis6612]

Amazing

[@張甜心-i3n]

michelet denis yy8u

[@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555]

How about making a backyard SHED mover????

[@thegame1096]

what if there is a speed bump?

[@legohead6]

how do you get these units in and out of a truck? They look way to heavy even for 2 people. Overly complex and impractical for most applications. You can pickup a real nice Container forklift, or even a rollback truck for way less then these are worth. Simpler, only require 1 person, Forklift is MUCH quicker, and with the truck at least you can take it on the highway.

[@wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20]

It's not meant for most applications, it should be obvious that this kind of stuff is for some special use cases. Of course forklift is a lot better, but a lot more expensive too . . .

[@micio9312]

amazing

[@davebrittain9216]

They do not look like DOT tires. I wonder if they are?

[@AmityPost]

I think the DoT will have a bigger problem with you driving 6mph on the interstate than they will with the tires on it. But in short, no. It's not road legal.

[@菜鳥運轉手]

真正世界第一名👍

[@davidlee-wq4os]

後面沒有方向燈及煞車燈的連接,交通警察肯定不讓你進入道路

[@danmuscarella5892]

Very nice! Now what you need it for?!?!????? Can’t u just grab a forklift and move them?? Bet they cost 30 grand.

[@sheryldawn6889]

Takes forever to set up and the max towing speed makes it useless for road use' and i bet you could buy a container purpose fork lift for less money!! Pretty pointless!!!!

[@yogarajgurung5018]

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[@ferky123]

What if you only need to move a container around a couple of times a week? A container lift would be a waste of money.

[@gi7892]

Alan Ferkinhoff for as long as this takes? I think a fork would pay for itself in a year in man hours.

[@johnobrien2207]

You hire a truck with a crane .If you only had a few moves in a year.

[@TheRebelOne.]

£37,000 a piece, the paint must be a top secret mix......!

[@scottlee7458]

Pointless .Too much trouble , just use a forklift and be done with it.

[@張甜心-i3n]

scott lee 啊嗚嗚誒

[@trinhnguyen.8676]

Cool

[@tatohej]

Why? :-))))))

[@SumiMukti_Vlogs]

बढ़िया हे

[@Tako_Hunter]

Should be on the tv show Ridiculousness

[@PrinceSomorin]

What about braking? That van can’t possibly have the needed braking power.

[@garylillich]

Probably the reason for the VERY low speed limit. Slow speed means low momentum.

[@HLMAus]

Not bad for something a person could use solo with their pickup to move a Conex. I'm sure they're not ideal for much volume, but I'd love to be able to rent one - much better than a tractor and poles, the way I usually do it

[@hf5909]

How did the driver get out of the car, no room to open the door in side there.

[@jaypae7002]

I could use one. What's the cost and where do I order? The company doesn't answer my e-mails.

[@tingzhou2751]

how much money to exprot to china?

[@28076130513B]

And who *need* this...?

[@CurtisDensmore1]

Video should be shorter. Show it working at the beginning and then show how it works.

[@SangNguyen-ej1pg]

Ban bao nhieu vay

[@SangNguyen-ej1pg]

Minh thích lam nhung kg mua duoc

[@TallTexasGMan]

That entire unit could be made into two pieces and do something very similar to the M720 transporter (which is complicated, but not as bad as this).

[@vipe5975]

how much they cost and where you can get it

[@CP-sg9qk]

So that's how KIM K gets out of bed.......

[@TrillBill]

You mean Melissa McCarthy?

[@atlastobin7837]

Is it street legal? How much does it cost?

[@pain0512]

how much does it cost?

[@stanpatterson5033]

I'm seeing in other comments on here pices of $50,000, £37,000... so no, the things aren't cheap... but I could see places where they'd be handy. Of course, not every location has warm, sunny weather. I could see this exercise being a lot of fun on a snowy day in the North.

[@danmuscarella5892]

$50.000! Omg. Nope.

[@Tommy-Gunnns]

Time is no issue for these people have they heard of forklifts

[@steinerfarm]

What about the container at the top 😂

[@Bibibosh]

Talk about “over engineered” ... Cant it be simplified to be smaller? ?

[@РустамСмаков-ж9ш]

Только я один ждал когда же они возьмут напильники в руки и доведут до ума этот танк?😂

[@sonnycrockett1570]

All these comments are CRAP. I think it is supposed to be used where forklifts or cranes can not or must not operate. It is made for a small niche, and I definitely think there IS a niche.

[@deezelfairy]

It is for a niche for exactly what you say, places where a forklift or crane is inaccesable and also places where an additional 20-30tonnes of forklift is not an option. Its a neat idea, a bit pricey but I can see the uses for it. It's meant for people who occasionally need to move containers a short distance (feet, not miles! 😂) , possibly on job sites and can't justify the cost of a big forklift. Also it's more portable, moving a 15 tonne capacity forklift to a site is a huge expense!

[@tdmjason]

And you have a whopping 6 inches of clearance underneath enough to get stuck on a pigeon carcass

[@user-ju2sp7zp2k]

ماشاء الله

[@NathanExplosion25]

I don't see any situation where this might be useful. Anywhere that has these containers on site already has effective ways of moving them.

[@marcosgorreri8532]

Da muito trabalho

[@hjunnaid]

Yap that's it ppl build a container around container and we are good to go 🤣

[@chevalromica9672]

forklift its better

[@gulomeshmurodov5833]

Okey

[@joshking7100]

Wouldn't it be easier behind a tractor trailer

[@KimJongFunny]

You can do this for 20 minutes, or you just call a Reachstacker for one Minute ;)

[@deezelfairy]

Try getting a reach stacker to a job site...

[@Rudis_Garage]

Takes to long and you need two persons.

[@SmartassX1]

Completely pointless. And here's why: 1) It takes too much time and effort to set it up, to use it at a port, or otherwise industrial area. It would be much more useful if both ends were single components and both with small lawnmower engines to power the hydraulics. Then not in use the end pieces could be connected to each-other towed as a small trailer. Any respectable industrial area would surely have the correct large machine to do this job much faster. 2) This will hopefully never be street-legal. Can you imagine this thing coming at you at any speed? In no way can a vehicle that small and light stop a 20+ ton container.

[@markive9907]

Or you could just get a forklift,as we’ve been using for 20 yrs at my job !

[@dietrich-7]

25 ton franna crane 15 mins max. Rigged up landed. And off she gos on a truck.

[@dennisharold5030]

I made it by myself. I used Avasva solutions for that.

[@pro60721]

Time is money

[@brittenv1000]

for 200 bucks my mate picks it up with a hiab and puts it in the field without me lifting a finger!

[@HarryDavidKojimaInJapan]

えーこんなのが有りましたか😅💦驚きです😅💦

[@fulasleoleo471]

PRICE

[@mickeytaker4255]

Why???

[@billgraff5398]

Would just be easier, cheaper and safer to get a forklift or roll back tow truck

[@jamesholt7340]

Forklift is way easier!!

[@The4thSurvivor1995]

it takes an hour to intall wouldnt it be faster with a fork lift or a over head crane sum dum shit people make these days

[@ffjsb]

+Almedin Rovasanin A fork lift or crane would have to be transported to the site to lift the container, which costs lots of money and time just to load and unload those pieces of equipment. Plus you have to pay for the operator. This piece of equipment can be transported easily in a small truck. But if you weren't so "dum", you'd know that.

[@pws3rd170]

ffjsb you can rent forklifts, well actually skid steerers or a small front end loader. Plus this won't get it off a truck. Not enought clearance

[@richardbacunawa596]

It's better to used so many attachement it takes so many time consume

[@battlight3476]

Reminds me of Camping!!, If you need to move containers use proper equipment £££ or find another profession?...

[@kimmokarkkainen7959]

this is not certified in trafik of finland! I am sorry :)

[@Thedupernerd]

its not meant for traffic its mean for port/airportd and millitary bases

[@kimmokarkkainen7959]

Aah, okay okay!

[@juka_7510]

Que lex :v viva Mexicoooooo

[@ivancerda8349]

Good idea, no use for it though and takes too much time to set up. Scrap it.

[@CosgroveNotts]

a lot Heath Robinson. too much messing about.

[@kiemcao7231]

yeah yeah

[@sergejpypec8040]

Идея занятная, но неясна целевая аудитория. Для коротких перемещений слишком много возни с установкой. Для редких перемещений - высокая цена. Для перемещений по дороге нет соответствующих допусков и низкая скорость.

[@alex46215]

there must be an easier way...