Vestil FM-2566 Steel Mechanical Edge O Dock Leveler 66 in. Ramp Width 25,000 Lb. Capacity Brown
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Vestil FM-2566 Steel Mechanical Edge O Dock Leveler 66 in. Ramp Width 25,000 Lb. Capacity Brown
- Easy install allows unit to quickly mount to any loading dock with a steel dock edge
- Tread plate design offers a positive non-slip gripping action
- Product design conveniently does not require a concrete recess
- Solid steel construction offers long lasting reliable use
The edge-o-dock dockleveler permanently attaches to face of your dock, providing immediate use while saving valuable floor space. These levelers never get lost or stolen and they eliminate pinched fingers and toes. The mechanical spring counterbalance edge-o-dock is operated by hooking the lip and lifting until the tip of the lip clears the bed of the trailer. With an outward lifting motion the lip is extended and the dockleveler is lowered to the trailer. When the trailer departs the lip retracts behind the bumper face automatically. Units comes complete with bumpers and hook. 25000 lbs Capacity, 66" Usable width.
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