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UPDATE: ONLY BELOW LEFT :)

Rolla-Clamps
  • Yale heavy duty 500kg 5T

Beam Clamps
  • 3T
  • 2T
  • 1T

Hand Chain Blocks
  • Felco 500KG - 9m
  • Felco 500KG - 5.8m
  • Davy Morris 2T - 14m
  • Tralift 2T - 15m
  • Tralift 1T - 25m
  • Hackett 5T - 15m
  • Hackett 5T - 20m
  • Hackett 500KG - 25m

Lifting Chains
  • 1 Leg Drop 3.15T with adjuster - 3m
  • 1 Leg Drop 3.15T with adjuster - 6m
  • 2 Leg Drop 2.12T - 2m
  • 3 Leg Drop 3.15T - 2m
  • 2 Leg Drop 4.25T with chain clips - 2m

Electric Hoists
  1. 110v 1 phase yale cm lodestar 2000kg 31m/100ft lift + chainbag
  2. 110v 1 phase GIS 250kg 43m/140ft lift
  3. 110v 1 phase morris 1000kg (i'll have to double check lift, iirc 20 or 30m)

certs ran out 14/04/2014, will get them recerted if anyone is genuinely interested and required
 
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vilguy said:
is that wooden workbench with the vice for sale matey?
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yup, i'll take a few more pics tomorrow of stuff.

it's a homemade jobby btw, think it's 8 ft 6x3.. got some more battons knocking about if you wanted to beef it up more.

i haven't made it clear, but the lever hoists are the things used for hand winch recovery. they use chains not the wire like the tirfor.. i think i'll split the possible recovery stuff out so people can see what's what.

also, if everything goes to plan i can take anything up north to the borders in 2-4 weeks
 
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good eye ;)



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certs ran out 14/04/2014. they are done every 6 months so the last time was 14/10/2013. re-certifying them before sale is not an issue.
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How much are you after for that one? I will almost certainly know someone
 
forgot to ask;

Is it a double reeve 2T or does it have the ability to be? what is the HOL?
 
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