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Absolute E-Z Up: E-Z Climber stair climber

Move heavy loads up stairs with climber

By 24/7 Staff 
June 20, 2016

The E-Z Climber stair climber by Absolute E-Z Up moves heavy and/or bulky objects from room to room, up stairs, up or down steep slopes, or loading into or off of a vehicle.

Built to handle a rugged workload, the unit features a fabricated and electro-welded steel chassis and can carry up to 1,322 pounds.

It comes in three models: a basic version; a unit with a horizontal hydraulic platform that allows the operator to transport over an incline or decline while the materials remain in horizontal position at all times; and a model with a vertical hydraulic platform raises into a vertical position to secure a load, then lowers the load back into horizontal position for transport. Operated by a single worker, all three models save time, reduce costs and increase safety.

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