COLLAPSIBLE WHEELED 60 TON SIDE SILL STAND (Sold Individually)
$4,859.93
The new stands have three wheels mounted on a collapsible spring system. The operator simply rolls the stand into position under the car. The weight of the car collapses the wheels and pushes the base to the floor. The stand is equipped with a set of removable extensions to easily reach higher sill cars. The new collapsible stands include a 9″ aluminum extension, a 5″ steel extension, and a swivel load cap. These side sill stands are sold individually.
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Add to cartMORE INFO60 Ton Side Sill Stands (Set Of Two)
$5,998.96The side sill stands are equipped with five and nine inch lightweight aluminum extensions that provide stand heights of 34, 39, 43, and 48 inches. It has large, wide profile, 12 inch diameter tires to allow easy movement across uneven repair facility floors
The handle adjusts to two positions. One for transport, and one for final adjustment under the side sill. The handle also folds down and out of the way after the stand has been positioned.
Holders are provided for convenient extension storage. A swivel load cap is included to improve stability by reducing side load. Sold in sets
( two stands per set)
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