1 Ton Low Headroom Push Trolley Series 635 by CM
Trolley only hoist sold separately, requires CM Lug mount hoist.
Regular Price: $756.00
Special Price $661.50
CM Low Headroom Trolley (Series 635)
The CM Series 635 was designed to be utilized with the CM Lodestar where versatility and strength are key components. Add a low headroom trolley to your Lug mounted Lodestar Hoist and gain some headroom.
Maximum Capacity: 1 ton
Lodestar Model compatibility: A through LL
Additional features and benefits include:
- Fits wide range of beam sizes for maximum versatility
- Steel plate side frames
- Steel spur gearing for optimum strength and smooth operation
- Universal Tread trackwheels that operate on standard S-beams or flat flanged beams
- Lifetime lubricated double row ball bearings for high efficiency, low maintenance
- Optional Trolley guards (Call for pricing)
- Lifetime warranty
- Metric rated
- For use with Rigid lug suspended Lodestar electric chain hoists
Weight | 23 |
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Freight Status | Ships by UPS |
Manufacturer | Columbus McKinnon |
Trolley Capacity | 1 ton |
Lift Capacity | 1 Ton |
Trolley Type | Push |
Hoist Mounting Type for Trolley | Lug Mount |
Product Brochure | N/A |
Manufacturer Part Number | 3575 |
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