Morse Model Stainless Steel Below-Hook Drum Lifter - No Tilt - 1000 Lb. Cap

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Part Number
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Morse T304 Stainless Steel Below-Hook Drum Lifter - No Tilt - For 22"-23.5" Diameter Steel, Fiber or Poly Drums - 1000 Lb. Capacity Attach to your hoist or crane to transport an upright drum. The drum is secured by a ratchet and pawl mechanism and supported by a bar at the bottom. This ensures that your plastic, fiber or steel drum will be transported safely with no chance of sliding out. No tools are necessary. Once loaded, the unit carries the drum without tilting it. Handles steel, plastic or fiber drum with 22" to 23.5" (55.9 cm to 59.7 cm) diameter and 23" to 38" (58.4 cm to 96.5 cm) tall. Also accepts Diameter Adaptors for smaller drums down to 14" (35.6 cm) diameter. Each unit is load tested at the factory at 125% of rated capacity as per American National Standard ASME B30.20. A load test certificate is shipped with each unit. Capacity: 1,000 Lb. (454 kg). Attach to your monorail, crane or chain block Secure around drum and bottom bar support Lift and move steel, plastic or fiber drum Handle 22" to 23.5" (55.9 to 59.7 cm) diameter drum MADE IN THE USA2 Year Warranty.

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