Miniature Hydraulic Jacks lift 2,000 times their own weight.
March 19, 2003 - Felco Low Lift Precision Hydraulic Jacks are small, lightweight and portable. They fit under heavy machinery and equipment in tight areas that are hard to reach. Lifting height can be adjusted within few thousandths of an inch. Jacks come in 10, 20, and 30 ton capacities. Ten ton model weighs only 8 lb. Each includes height adjusting spacers in wooden box.
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Original Press release
Arbor International, Inc.
143 Enterprize Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI, 48103
USA
Miniature Hydraulic Jacks
New, improved design, Felco Low Lift Precision Hydraulic Jacks can lift over 2000 times their own weight. Small, lightweight and portable, they fit under heavy machinery and equipment in tight areas that are hard to reach. Lifting height can be adjusted very precisely; within a few thousands of an inch. Available in 10 ton, 20 ton and 30 ton capacities. Each jack comes complete with height adjusting spacers in an attractive wooden box. The 10 ton model weighs only 8 pounds.
Web address: www.felcojacks.com
Phone number: 800-297-5086 |
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Felco Miniature Hydraulic Jack
Please give me a price for the above listed jack that is shown at the top of this page.
By Al Cariglino on Nov 7, 2012 11:39
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can you send me information about the hydrolic jack which is at the top of this wed site. i need two jacks and the cost of the jack and the postage to malta.this is the third email i send you for the quotation.
By Martin Formosa on Jul 31, 2011 04:54
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Replies to this comment:20 ton hyd jack
I have a "Felco 20 Ton low lift hyd. jack" Are you interested?
By Mark on Feb 21, 2012 22:01
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I would like a quot for two hydrolic jacks that is advert on this site at the top. How much is the hight when it is still closed and the hight when it opens. How much is the cost of the postage and the jacks. Thank you in advance.
By MARTIN FORMOSA on Jul 29, 2011 13:11
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Would it be possible for this jack to stand up a large Harley Davidson motorcycle that fell over? I have dumped mine several times and it is very difficult to stand up.
By Ted Elkins on Feb 16, 2010 14:43
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