Storage/service Lift-8,000lb. Capacity Deluxe Series - Free Shipping! on 2040-parts.com
Greensboro, North Carolina, US
Storage/Service Lift-8,000lb. Capacity Deluxe Series - Free Shipping!
Product Descriptiion
- Model Number:FP8K-DS
- Carriages completely enclosed for safety.
- Redundant ladder lock safety system with "auto engage" locking bar in the event of cable failure.
- Extra large slider blocks for added stability 10 lock positions.
- Aircraft quality cables rated at 14,500 lbs.
- 18" wide runways formed with one-piece 3/16" non-skid diamond plate.
- Easy operation: Lock release handle located near power unit.
- Large 3" diameter cylinder.
- ACCESSORIES INCLUDE:
- Steel Ramps
- Sliding Jack Tray
- Castor wheel
Accessories
SLIDING JACK W/ HAND PUMP 3,500LB CAPACITY
$549.00
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On Aug-06-13 at 10:50:47 PDT, seller added the following information:
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