Sealey Specialist Push & Pull Ram Set RE97XCKIT

Sealey Specialist Push & Pull Ram Set RE97XCKIT

Marsoni

M251S

$289.04

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Sealey Specialist Push & Pull Ram Set RE97XCKITComprehensive set of mini, midi and maxi sized push and pull rams. Suitable for many applications including workshop, agricultural, industrial and construction where lifting, pushing, positioning, bending and holding of heavy loads may be required. Supplied in steel storage case. Use in conjunction with Hydraulic Pump and Hose (not included) from RE83 and RE97 Series Body Repair Kits, see XXX page. Set features: High flow quick connecting couplers

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012