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Product Details
Universal 7000 lb 48" First Responder Extrication Rescue Farm Jack (FR-485) by Hi-Lift®. No other rescue tool is as easy to use, dependable, visible, and versatile -- giving it unlimited potential at a fraction of the cost of other expensive rescue tools. The First Responder Jack offers the same spreading and ramming options used in extrication as the expensive hydraulic tools at a fraction of the cost. It requires no fuel or power, which makes it ideal for remote access with limited resources, and USAR applications in all types of disasters.
Specifications
| Capacity: 7000 lb (TL), 4660 lb (RL) |
| Winching Capacity: 5000 lb |
| Clamping Capacity: 5000 lb |
| Min. Height: 6-3/4" |
| Max. Height: 38.63" |
| Length: 48" |
Features
- Removable Top Clamp-Clevis Attachment Is Rated To The Full Capacity Of The Jack For Winching, Clamping And Spreading
- Durable Powder-Coated Bright Yellow Main Components With Fire Red Actuating Piece
- Aggressive 36" Base Provides A Safe And Effective Platform, While Offering A Wide Array Of Rescue Options That Encompass; Cribbing, Chains, Straps, And Has A 360 Degree Pinnable Rotation Platform
- Luminescent Features For Use In IDLH And Low Light Atmospheres
The Bloomfield Manufacturing Company, established in 1895, is one of the oldest companies in the state of Indiana, and is the parent company to both the Hi-Lift® Jack Company, and the Kant-Slam Company. Founded over 100 years ago by the late Philip John Harrah, the company is still owned and operated by the Harrah family and is currently under the leadership of the fourth generation of the Harrah family. One of the 1st products invented by Hi-Lift founder and manufactured by the company was the combination Anvil-Vise-Drill tool. Another early product was the Kalamity Kar Kit, which held supplies that a car owner of that era might need during a motoring trip. The kit contained a pail to hold gasoline, a siphon to transfer gasoline, a steel tow strap and a waterproof sheet to keep the driver clean while working under his car. Mr. Harrah also invented many other products that met people's needs, including the casket display cart, the folding tea wagon, and the seven-use hammer-hatchet-wirecutter-pliers tool.
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