Lift rental in Kirkenær

A short trip to Flisa

Many people in Grue pass through Flisa anyway, and that is where the lift is. At Gausdal Landhandleri, Negardsvegen 22, we have the Dino 105TL and Dino 180XTB trailer lifts, a Genie GS-1932 scissor lift, site cabins, scaffold trailers and a plate compactor.

The smallest trailer lift is light enough for many cars to tow, while the largest demands more of both car and driving licence. Check the vehicle registration certificate before you set off, or read the guide to cars and trailers. When you collect, we go through the lift with you, so you know how the outriggers and controls work before you drive home.

The Flisa depot can be reached on +47 413 78 447 and is open Mon–Fri 07:00–17:00 and Sat 09:00–15:00.

The farms on the flat lowlands

Along the Glomma there are large, flat fields and farmyards with tall farm buildings. Typical jobs are new cladding or painting on the barn bridge, roof sheets and flashings on storage buildings, and lighting in the yard before the dark autumn evenings arrive.

A barn wall is often both tall and long. It is then handy to have a lift that can stay in one place for a long time and reach a large area before it is moved. A 17–18-metre trailer lift covers most farm buildings, and it can stand on gravel or a firm yard with boards under the outriggers.

When the river is high

The soil near the Glomma takes a long time to dry out after snowmelt and heavy rain. If the lift stands on soft ground, an outrigger can sink while you are up, and that is not something you want to experience.

Wait until the ground can bear the weight, or set the lift up on gravel or tarmac. If the job has to be done on a wet field or a lawn, a tracked lift may be the right choice. It spreads the weight over the tracks and gets through where wheels would dig in.

Finnskogen and scattered settlements

East of Kirkenær, Grue gives way to Finnskogen, with forest roads, smallholdings and houses far apart. Here there are often cabins and older timber houses to be painted, chimneys to be rendered or trees hanging over the roof.

The roads are often gravel with soft verges and little room to turn a car with a trailer. Look at the road before you collect the lift, and think through where you will reverse it in. If you would rather have it delivered, we bring it with our own transport and show you the lift on site.

The centre, shops and school

Kirkenær itself has shops, public buildings and housing estates around the station area. Inside shops, halls and gyms, an electric scissor lift is the simplest option for changing light fittings, hanging signs or working on the ceiling. It gives off no exhaust and fits through ordinary double doors.

Outside on the tarmac facing the street, a scissor lift can also be used for facade signs and first-floor windows, as long as the ground is level. If there are kerbs, ditches or a projecting roof, an articulating boom or trailer lift is better.

Which lift should you choose?

Measure or estimate the working height, and think about how far from the wall the lift must stand. It is often the distance out, not the height, that decides which lift you need. The guide which lift should I choose gives a quick overview.

If the right lift is not at Flisa, we drive it from Lillehammer. If your job is further south in Glåmdalen, you will find more on the page about lift rental in Kongsvinger.