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Multi-Purpose Drum Truck
DLY303
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For 115 ltr. & 210 ltr. Steel Tight-Head Drums, 454 kg Load Capacity, 1 each
As Low As £402.80 (Ex. VAT)
Just add a spigot to this truck/cradle combination, and you'll have an all-in-one mobile dispensing rig for 210-litre steel drums.
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Description & Specifications
Just add a spigot to this truck/cradle combination, and you'll have an all-in-one mobile dispensing rig for 210-litre steel drums.
- Truck doubles as a cradle for draining; just add a spigot to have an all-in-one mobile dispensing rig
- Heavy-duty, welded, 25mm structural tube steel construction holds up to 454kg
- Nose prongs and slide hook hold drum securely by its top rim
- Allows you to dispense liquids into a 19-litre bucket
- 4 rubber wheels provide a smooth ride
- Kickstand allows upright storage
- 42cm drain height; minimum drum height of 71cm required for chime hook to catch top of drum
- When standing on all four wheels, the nose prongs will reach over a 14cm high wooden pallet, allowing the user to lever the drum truck vertical and position a drum onto a pallet
| Use With | 115 ltr. & 210 ltr. Steel Tight-Head Drums |
| Colour | Orange |
| Dimensions | 54cm W x 61cm L x 144cm H |
| Load Capacity UDL | 454 kg |
| Non-Sparking | Could Cause Spark |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | 39 kg |
| # per Pallet | 4 |
| Composition | Frame - Structural Steel |
| Wheels | (2) 25cm Solid Rubber Front Wheels & (2) 15cm Polyurethane Rear Wheels |
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Additional Information
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The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992
The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 apply where loads are moved or supported by human effort at work. 'Manual handling operations' include lifting, putting down, pushing and carrying by one or more workers; and manipulating loads by indirect means such as levers or ropes. The regulations do not apply to using machinery controls or supporting tools in operation.
