Does anyone make a hoist system for loading luggage into cars?
I have recently had the joy of acquiring an electric buggy and, whereas my wife and I can load and unload it into my Alhambra, I find it much more difficult on my own. It occurred to me that a pulley system, possibly electric, could be designed to screw into the roof of the hatch opening to make things much easier. I have never seen such a thing but there would seem to be a good market for it and I wondered if the manufacturers had thought of it.
Asked on 15 December 2012 by CE, Havant

There are plenty of electric hoist suppliers. Find them under disabled in this directory: www.honestjohn.co.uk/useful-websites/specialists/
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