Designing a Trolley Hydraulic Jack: Need Help with Lifting Pad Layout

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The discussion focuses on designing a trolley hydraulic jack, specifically seeking guidance on the layout of the lifting pad. A suggestion is made to utilize a standard engineering 3-view drawing for clarity. Participants emphasize the importance of providing detailed information for more effective assistance. It is also noted that contributors will not create designs for the requester but will offer advice. Clear communication and detailed specifications are essential for successful design collaboration.
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hi guys
am designing a trolley hydraulic jack .. am asked to do a lay out of the arm lifting the wieght ..

would you help me how to do good lay out of my lifting pad??
 
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