Can it be used at an angle (Eg 45 degrees) or must it be used vertically?
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Mechanically, it would operate just fine. Practically, you would need to make sure that some tension remains on the line so that the cable spools up properly. There is not any guide that goes back and forth to make sure the cable spools correctly nor is there anything that force feeds the cable out. So if there isn't any gravity pulling on the hook, it may just unspin itself in the housing or get itself into a wad
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Not quite sure how to answer except it can be used at 45 degrees with the appropriate pulley (s) in place.
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We use the winch to hoist bears up for skinning . Could be used for lifting engine blocks or a big mower to sharpen blades .Any time you have a ceiling or a tree limb you can lift what ever you need . Just remember if you can lift it ,it can fall .Be safe BLOCK it.
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I've used mine on every angle there is and haven't had any issues with it. Always had plenty of power too.
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In fact, there is about a 15 degree offset permitted, horizontally. If you drill your own holes, these can be set to any thermally sensible angle.
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Chip, I am trying to understand your question, because I see what you're asking can be understood in two different ways. If you're creating a cabinet face, (all wood is flat) then yes you can create a 90 deg angle. Now if you had a piece of wood flat on the floor and you were connecting a vertical board, then no this wouldn't work for you.Michael
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No you can release it at any angle. It does not have to be 90 degrees. This is especially helpful for lowering the car at a very slow pace.
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There is only one angle for horizontal and only one angle for vertical. Those angles are not adjustable.
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Yes it can be used in vertical position. However the angle of the screen is rather upright.
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The height can be locked. The angle cannot be locked, unfortunately. It does roll to an angle either way.
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You could mount this on the left side. Manufacturer says it could be mounted on an angle however, no, I would not mount this vertically. There are other bars meant for that purpose.
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Not sure exactly what your asking. If you place it on a vertical piece it will measure the angle on a horizontal plane from the vertical.
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Yes, you can. It is advertised as being able to be used either way, and also says so in the manual. I have two that are mounted vertically and have no issues with them. :)
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It's stands completely vertical, in other words not angled. The only way to angle is to rest the back on something else. Either way works.
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Hi Patricia, unfortunately no, the tilt is limited to 45 degrees not 90 so its only half way there! Not too many applications that need 90 degrees, so Ill take a guess and say this for a dental practice maybe? If so, you should check out the ICW mounts, they are expensive but made for that application specifically. Cheers! Allan ~ InstallerParts
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Yes I am sure the gauges can be rotated. Should be no problem mounting vertical.
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You can but it is not very effective because it is at a straight upright position. The horizontal works very well.
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I believe that the unit should not be used in a vertical manner, the safety equipment locations are there for a purpose and to try something other than a horizontal venue would compromise their use. As far as voltage is concerned, 120 volts should be used.
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it is self leveling so it can't be set on an angle as it will compensate for level. you can set it for different degrees of rise and fall to work with the receiver
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Yes it can be used both vertically and horizontally, and the stand can be adjusted accordingly. JC