Here in New Hampshire, state officials released a list of industry sectors that provide essential services and support to the response to the spread of COVID-19Â that will continue to operate with necessary staff to complete critical and essential functions. Under the Transportation and Logistics umbrella, NHProEquip is deemed an "Essential Business" and will remain open for the forseeable future. As we supply automotive equipment to garages, repair shops, and the like, we are part of a supply chain that keeps vehicles on the road. We want to let our customers know that we are taking all necessary precautions while our doors are open. We are not a shop that gets a large amount of foot traffic, so please understand there will not be crowds of people, if you decide you'd like to stop by to pick up equipment. We are also very careful to keep a safe distance from any customers who visit the shop. When picking up larger equipment such as a tool box or a lift, or anything else that requires a forklift to get it onto your vehicle, there is no worry for direct contact during this exchange. Also, please be aware that orders may be made over the phone and online, as well as payment processing. We are here to serve you, our customers, and we pledge to work with you in a "socially distanced" manner to ensure your safety and comfort.
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As extra added insurance, if you come to pick up equipment from us during this time, it would be adviseable to wear a cloth face cover to ensure no germs are spread.
Other CDC recommendations include:
1. Avoid touching your face, e.g., eyes, mouth and nose
2. Wash your hands often
3. Cover your face when coughing or sneezing
4. Practice social distancing, staying at least 6 feet away from others
Rubin shared a pic of his BP-9X 9K 2 post lift and says "I load tested yesterday with my '66 F100. Worked great! '66 Ford F100 short bed, custom cab with 3 on the column & a 352. 🙂" Rubin tells us ths is his third restoration project and it's taken a year so far. He shared a little bit about his restoration projects, which we always enjoy hearing about. "The truck will get an interior restoration next, the mechanical is done (enough) for now. It got a new correct wiring harness and top end rebuild last winter."
