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Truck
Eliminate the need for
seasonal trucks.
Reduce licensing fees by
reducing fleet size
Reduce workman comp claims by
allowing beds/bodies/containers to be loaded at ground level.
Loads payloads with less tip
than any hook-lift system.
Quick change functions in
under 1 minute (dump body, open-top container, flatbed, water tank,
etc...).
Easy in-cab operation, with
two switches.
"Change is the law of life.
And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the
future."
-- John F. Kennedy
The Other Inferior Systems
Available
RollOffCamper.com
HookLiftTruck.com
Helpful Hints
If you are wondering why you don't
have a
Synchro-link, check out -
Introduction @ MyStupidRules.com
Or read Numbers
and then Numbers Game
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Now all I
need is a matching 5 yard dumpster.

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Photos &
Information

Inventor currently being
tried in a court of law with
falsified evidence.
Find out more at
MorroBayNews.info
The inventor Dennis Sattler was poisoned because a Sheriff
deputy told lies to his drug dealing brother.
More info to the story at:
MorroBayNews.info
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Introducing the Synchro-Link,
the most versatile work truck in the world.
It's a whole fleet of trucks in one and it will revolutionize the way
agriculture and construction work will be done in the future.
Synchro-link can change the way
we work out of our trucks, save on operating expenses and make daily
operations more efficient.
Most importantly: Synchro-link
can save your back.
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One day I was thinking about putting a cube on the back of a new cab
and chassis I was about to receive and when I discovered a special
price on heavy duty trailer jacks, it got me thinking about being able
to take the cube off so I could use it as a job shack from time to
time. If I could do that, I could put a flat bed on it for the summer
also.
But then I thought about the
camper routine I'd experienced in the past. With something being so big
and heavy, it would be real tipsy and I was sure it would take up half
my mornings out there in the rain trying to change the payloads.
Then I thought: How automatic could I
make it?
Something like a mini roll off truck was
the most logical solution. But to make it work on a shorter wheel base
lighter truck there were a few issues to resolve. Most importantly, the
frame rails had to be kept short and I noticed that many of the roll
off companies were lowering there pivot points in an effort to do just
that to keep the frame rails shorter. But the draw-back of doing so is
that it sacrifices some of the dump angle.
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Creating
Synchro-Link
Video
Synchro-Tooler
Caddy Trunk
RollOffCamper.com
Compare
to
Other
Conventional
Roll-Off Systems
Compare
to
Hook-liftSystems
@ HookLiftTruck.com
Helpful Hints
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I used a
match book cover for a straight edge on a scrape piece paper to play
around with a few ideas by moving pivot point just to prove my theory
on the negative effects of of lowering the pivot point wish is that you loose tilt angle. After playing around with
the geometry a bit, I came up with the idea of moving the pivot point
back and down with the use of a link member, and it became what
one may call a pivotal-link method of dump. With just a sketch and
comparing distances marked on the edge of the match book, it looked as
the most
efficient way to go.
I call it
the Synchro-link method because of the complex operating systems that
can be involved when working together with the front telescopic
cylinders.
Patent Drawings
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I figured
that I could just buy the equipment and build it myself. Having the
welding equipment meant that I could build many other kinds of beds for
it too.
That was the part
I wanted to get to, but this is America, things like this just don't
happen in your back yard. If so, you pay for it with your life.
Building the Proto-Type
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Kind of silly having a web-site to
inform people about how handy a mini roll-off truck would be,
but I didn't think it would be hard to explain to a carpenter in
Australia, just how handy a sawzall is either. Rule 16
If you want to take a
peek at my latest website,
while it's still under construction,
Stop By

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