Re: Raising and Lowering Security Cameras

["Bob La Londe" <nospam@xxxxxxxxx>]

Geez.  I've got a heavy double sided step ladder that is 16 feet tall.  Rock
solid too and you can work on both sides.  That makes a 20' mount just above
eyeball level.  Depending on the pole type I've also got a 36' extension
ladder, but I will only use it at max extension if I can park my truck to
brace the feet.

And, of course worse comes to worse, go rent a freaking lift you cheap
bastidge.

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"Petem" <petem001@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:xLf3i.32274$ba5.132109@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> this will cost him more then the renting for a day of a scissor lift...
>
> the OP should stop being a cheap AH and start looking at the fact that if
> he want a camera at 20 feet high he need to pay for the tools needed to do
> it..
>
>
> But one more question here..how come the contractor didn't plan this when
> he first sold the camera to the OP
>
> when we sell camera we always put in our quote the price of renting a
> scissor lift or any other device that will be needed to install the
> cameras...The OP must be dealing with a very low grade contractor...that's
> the pleasure of always taking the lowest bid....
>
>
> "Michael" <sirflannelS@xxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
> j67q43pqioctqlcs7722rg2ek6cegdmtck@xxxxxxxxxx
>> http://www.cameralowering.com/
>>
>> Used them, they work well
>>
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>> On 17 May 2007 18:38:51 -0700, wizzaarrdd@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>
>>>I was told that there was a device that will raise and lower a
>>>security camera. I guess it would be some thing similar to a flag
>>>pole. I have an issue where I need to have a PTZ camera mounted 20
>>>feet up a pole. My contractor has aimed towards health and safety
>>>rules where they will not climb a ladder above 10 feet high. If you
>>>can find a 6' 6" technician then he may be able to reach as high as 17
>>>feet. If any higher I need to pay for a lifting device such as a
>>>scissor lift or a boom lift. I was told that there is a pole that you
>>>can mount a camera on and raise and lower the camera. I have searched
>>>for such a device and have had no results. Anyone ever heard of such a
>>>thing?
>>
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