New Air Hydraulic Bottle Jack 20 Ton Manual 44,000lb on 2040-parts.com
Claremont, California, US
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ITEM.HAIRBJ20
• Air or manual operation
• 4' air hose w/1/4"X18NPT inlet
• 3-3/16" adjustable height
• 6-5/16" lifting height
• Available air pressure: 80PSI-120PSI
• 44000lbs. (20T) of heavy lifting capacity
• 10-3/16" Min. Height and 19-7/8" Max. Height LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY! contact us by supertoolusa in yahoo.com first
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