JEGS
1/2-Ton Automotive Shop Crane Engine Hoist [Boom Operating Range: 29 in. to 44 in.]
555-81059
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1/2 Ton
JEGS 555-81059 1/2-Ton Automotive Shop Crane Engine Hoist Features:
- Load capacity: up to 1,000 lbs
- Yellow powder-coated steel for great looks and long life
- Folds for storage to allow for space savings when not in use
- Working boom range of 29 inches to 44 inches
- Four swivel caster wheels for ease of movement
Specifications:
What is the height of the legs from the floor? I need to know if it will fit underneath
What are the dimensions for the base so I know what kind of footprint it'll take in my garage?
How wide is the base, measured in inches, below the hook? Will it fit through a door frame?
Does this house fold up for storage?
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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