SIXTOL Trailer jack SX TRAILER JACK 900 kg, welded, flat
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SIXTOL Trailer jack SX TRAILER JACK 900 kg, welded, flat
The SIXTOL SX TRAILER JACK 900KG trailer jack is designed for fixed installation on the frame of a trailer, trolley or caravan using a flat flange that is directly welded to the structure. The flat design is ideal for users who require maximum mounting strength and stability without the need for pipe or sleeve attachment. All-metal welded construction ensures long life and reliability in everyday use. The jack allows convenient extension and retraction with an integrated swivel mechanism and is suitable for stabilising and lifting when parking or changing a wheel. Its sturdy flat base guarantees safety even on softer ground. With a load capacity of up to 900 kg, it is ideal for most commonly used trailers. Perfect for garages, truck rental companies, caravanners and craftsmen.
Key features of the trailer jack SIXTOL SX TRAILER JACK, 900 kg, welded, flat
- Welded flat flange - firm and permanent attachment
- High load capacity up to 900 kg
- Flat stable base for safety on different types of ground
- Swivel mechanism for easy insertion/removal
- Ideal for trailers, trolleys and caravans
- Stabilising the trailer when parking or loading
- Lifting the trailer when changing a wheel
- Permanently mounted on the trailer frame - fixed mounting
- Home and professional use (car service stations, rental companies)
- To remove the flange for welding it, it is necessary to use the curved lock ring pliers (seeger), which are not included in the package
Height when folded:
44cm
Rise:
260 mm
Mounting type:
flat mounting flange (weldable)
Flange size:
125 × 106 mm
Material:
steel
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TorriaCars s.r.o., Nádražní 12, 471 07, Žandov, [email protected]
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