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Morse Manufacturing Company: Pilot power-propelled drum handler

Empty drums with walk-behind dumper

Morse Manufacturing Company: Pilot power-propelled drum handler
By 24/7 Staff 
February 24, 2014

The walk-behind Pilot power-propelled drum handler by Morse Mfg. increases productivity and provides powered lifting, rotation and dumping to maximize operator control, productivity and safety.

Maneuverable in tight areas, the unit travels across floors at 3 miles per hour, lifts drums at 25 feet per minute and reaches heights up to 10.5 feet. It handles drums weighing up to 1,500 pounds and features ergonomic throttle, steering and drum positioning controls.

The holding system adjusts to handle drum diameters from 22 to 23.5 inches; options for handling plastic or fiber drums are also offered.

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