Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 60,000 lb. Capacity | 10' to 15' Spread Grade 120 Rigging Hooks Extended Reach: 30' length allows

Name: Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 60,000 lb. Capacity | 10' to 15' Spread Grade 120 Rigging Hooks Extended Reach: 30' length allows
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76423291137
Price: 9097.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8703 (13 reviews)

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SKU 76423291137

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Description

Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam 60,000 lb. Capacity 10' to 15' Spread Grade 120 Rigging Hooks Extended Reach: 30' length allows Extended Reach: 30' length allows greater flexibility between vehicles or anchor points Sharp Point Penetration: Fast Key Features Balancing loads with an off center center of gravity that a fixed lifting point can't handle well

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