Category:Stair lift

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A stair lift uses series of vertically oscillating ledges or steps, each successive one being higher than its neighbor. The first step lifts a ball out of the in-basket. At the top of its travel the ball rolls onto the next step. And the process repeats. Steps are usually lifted from underneath by cams on a central drive shaft.

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Loading[edit]

A stair step usually loads easily as long as the first step drop below the bottom of the in-basket.

Unloading[edit]

Driving[edit]

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