New 20 Ton Hydraulic Heavy Duty Floor Shop Press on 2040-parts.com
Granger, Iowa, US
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BRAND NEW 20 TON INDUSTRIAL HEAVY DUTY FLOOR PRESS DELIVERED TO YOU!
Free Pair of Arbor Plates with Purchase
Remove and install bearings, gears, U-joints, bushings, ball joints, pulleys, etc. Get tremendous pressure with very little effort for all your arbor and press out jobs!
- Working distance: minimum 0" to maximum 32"
- Width between channels: 22-1/4''
- Open side heavy duty construction allows work on the longest work pieces
- Raise and lower table for the best working distance possible
- Spring return ram speeds up your work
Ships to the continental 48 states ONLY! NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP! Sorry, No P.O. Boxes or Military Addresses.
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