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What is a truck pusher? |
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A truck pusher is a pusher for lifting trucks and the like, particularly for sheet-supported loads, in which movement of a pusher structure is effected by a plurality of pusher chains, so constructed that they are rigid when extended in substantially a straight line to compression force acting along such line but capable of being flexed, in which the free ends of the pusher chains are relatively fixedly disposed and the opposite ends extendable from and retractable towards the moveable pusher structure with the latter carrying the power source for effecting such extension and retraction of the chains.
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A truck pusher is a pusher for lifting trucks and the like, particularly for sheet-supported loads, in which movement of a pusher structure is effected by a plurality of pusher chains, so constructed that they are rigid when extended in substantially a straight line to compression force acting along such line but capable of being flexed, in which the free ends of the pusher chains are relatively fixedly disposed and the opposite ends extendable from and retractable towards the moveable pusher structure with the latter carrying the power source for effecting such extension and retraction of the chains.
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A truck pusher is a pusher for lifting trucks and the like, particularly for sheet-supported loads, in which movement of a pusher structure is effected by a plurality of pusher chains, so constructed that they are rigid when extended in substantially a straight line to compression force acting along such line but capable of being flexed, in which the free ends of the pusher chains are relatively fixedly disposed and the opposite ends extendable from and retractable towards the moveable pusher structure with the latter carrying the power source for effecting such extension and retraction of the chains.
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