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OTC Tools 1580 Stinger 1,500 lbs Easy Roller Dolly

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OTC Tools 1580 Stinger 1,500 lbs Easy Roller DollyOTC's No. 1580 Easy Roller Dolly provides the user with a simple and efficient method of moving a disabled vehicle around a shop environment or home garage. Just position an Easy Roller at each wheel of a vehicle weighing up to 6,000 pounds, and use the foot pedals to activate the hydraulic lift mechanisms. Within minutes, one individual can easily move the car throughout the garage. The Easy Roller fits tread widths up to 12 inch, and the four heavy

OTC's No. 1580 Easy Roller Dolly provides the user with a simple and efficient method of moving a disabled vehicle around a shop environment or home garage. Just position an Easy Roller at each wheel of a vehicle weighing up to 6,000 pounds, and use the foot pedals to activate the hydraulic lift mechanisms. Within minutes, one individual can easily move the car throughout the garage. The Easy Roller fits tread widths up to 12 inch, and the four heavy-duty phenolic casters can support up to 1,500 pounds per unit while, at the same time, protecting the shop floor from damage. 1 Pack - sold individually, not as a pair. Value is at the core of the OTC tool and equipment portfolio. For a simple repair or the most complex drivability concern, these award-winning tools universally solve problems faster, and at better value, than any other product line available. Whether its a specialty tool or unique piece of service equipment, OTC provides top solutions to modern automotive service challenges while increasing technicians productivity and shop profits. SPX OTC Easy Roller includes four heavy-duty phenolic casters and 1,500 lb. capacity per unit. It features hydraulic lift mechanism with locking pin and fits tread widths up to 12 inch. This roller is sold individually not as a pair.

Features

  • OTC's Easy Roller Dollies are a simple and efficient method of moving a disabled vehicle around a shop environment

  • Position an easy roller at each wheel of a vehicle weighing up to 6000 pounds then use the foot pedals to activate the hydraulic lift mechanisms

  • Within minutes, one individual can easily move the vehicle throughout the garage while protecting the floor from damage

  • Features: 1-1/2 ton (1,500 lb) capacity, robust hydraulic system with locking pin, four heavy-duty phenolic casters, and fits tires up to 12 inches wide

  • 1 Pack - sold individually, not as a pair

Specifications

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No

Product Dimensions : 24 x 24 x 9 inches; 4.95 Pounds

Item model number : 1580

Date First Available : March 1, 2008

Manufacturer : OTC Tools

ASIN : B000O1E4WU

Best Sellers Rank : #155,350 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #22 in Transmission Jacks

Customer Reviews : 4.3 out of 5 stars 83 ratings

Brand Name : OTC

Ean : 0706949156616 , 0080850301601 , 0069060272437 , 0731413416873 , 0971473166909 , 6928545576481

Global Trade Identification Number : 00731413416873

Included Components : Unit^Instruction Guide

Item Weight : 4.95 pounds

Material : Metal

Model Number : 1580

Number of Items : 1

Part Number : 1580

Special Features : Flat Free Tires

UNSPSC Code : 25170000

UPC : 069060272437 , 706949156616 , 731413416873 , 971473166909 , 080850301601

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