Skoot Hydraulic Sack Barrow
Skoot Hydraulic Sack Barrow
Skoots are portable lightweight moving systems which hydraulically lift loads up to 2 Ton off the floor on to castors allowing easy movement in any direction.
Skoots are portable lightweight moving systems which hydraulically lift loads up to 2 Ton off the floor on to castors allowing easy movement in any direction.
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Features:
- Compact for easy transportation
- 360 degree rotation
- Simple to operate
- Directional locks
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