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Morse Manufacturing Company: 160 line of hand trucks

Four-wheel trucks handle steel, fiber or plastic drums

Morse Manufacturing Company: 160 line of hand trucks
By 24/7 Staff 
November 30, 2014

For loading and moving steel, fiber or plastic drums, the 160 line of trucks by Morse Manufacturing carries all the drum weight on four rugged wheels during transport.

The device can be used to expedite transfer of drums on and off pallets, and positions them horizontally to dispense contents. Offered in stainless steel construction for wash-down applications, or with spark resistant components, the trucks can be equipped with pneumatic tires and a wider wheel base for use outdoors or to traverse rough terrain.

Ideal for navigating narrow aisles, the unit incorporates an ergonomic U-shaped grip to protect hands and stores upright for space savings.

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