Draper 70212 Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Lift, 135kg

Name: Draper 70212 Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Lift, 135kg
Brand: Draper
SKU: 3715344
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70212

Overview

Draper 70212 Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Lift, 135kg

This hydraulic motorcycle scissor lift is suitable for lifting lighter motorcycles, mopeds or scooters, sport or dirt bikes up to a weight of 135kg. Designed with the health and safety of the mechanic in mind, the lift can be used by motorcycle enthusiasts and workshop professionals. It has a foot operated lever-style pedal, and the scissor style lifting action is powered by a hydraulic pump. With a minimum height of 340mm, there are four preset locking height positions: 475, 635, 755 and 865mm. A rubber platform mat prevents slippage and damage to the underside of the vehicle while the lift is in operation, and the wide platform ensures secure lifting. The lift also has a recess area within the table to assist with fluid/oil draining.

The rubber mat prevents slippage and provides underbody protection
Four preset locking height positions: 475, 635, 755 and 865mm
Recess area within the table assists with fluid/oil draining
Easy lifting with a foot-operated pedal and powered by a hydraulic pump
Suitable for the lighter motorcycle, maximum working load of 135kg
Manufactured and individually certified to EN 1494

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1 x Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Lift, 135kg

Specifications

Capacity: 135kg
Minimum height: 340mm
Maximum height: 870mm
Platform size: 410 × 350mm
Base size: 455 x 410mm
Weight: 26kg

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Draper 70212 Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Lift, 135kg

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