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Columbus McKinnon Corporation: Dixie Industries sixth wheel ratchet

Ergonomic alternative to standard crank on trailer landing gear

Columbus McKinnon Corporation: Dixie Industries sixth wheel ratchet
By 24/7 Staff 
May 4, 2013

The Dixie Industries sixth wheel ratchet by Columbus McKinnon reduces the risk of injury to truck drivers by enabling an operator to use an ergonomically correct posture when engaging trailer landing gear.

The device uses body weight while reducing muscle exertion.

The device fits all standard landing gear.

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