provide what is important to the ambu‐ lance drivers and crews who use them. As a result, our Bumper Stow Technology allows for the lift to completely stow underneath the vehicle and act as the center portion of the ambulances bumper. This allows for the doors of the ambulance to remain completely clear for working and opening. Furthermore, with nothing more than a space the size of a shoe box required for the pump, the Mac’s Ambulance Lift is completely out of your way. The hydraulic up and gravity down system makes lifting 750 lbs. to 1,300 lbs. easy and safe. For critical care patients that require heart pump equipment transported with them, we have the Mac’s Critical Care Ambulance Lift. We recently built one of these lifts for Rural Metro in San Diego California who plans to use it to transport a patient and two life support machines. This particular lift has a 58” wide plat‐ form and will lift 750 lbs. This is another
first for Mac’s Lift Gate Inc. and the lift is already in demand.
And with the rising cost of insurance and work related injuries, the right equipment for the job is incalculable. The obesity rate of Americans is rising dramatically and bariatric patient lifting and transfers are a common request. The Mac’s Ambulance Lift helps your staff to do the job safely, humanely and efficiently. Al Mac said it back then and it is still true today … “Don’t strain your back go see Mac!” EMS
CONTACT INFORMATION Rick Pearce
Mac’s Lift Gate Inc. Ambulance Lift Dept. 2715 Seaboard Lane Long Beach, CA 90805 email:
rpearce@macslift.com Tel: (800) 795‐MACS (6227) Fax: (562) 634‐4291
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