MODEL 81

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• Designed for use with rimmed drums: • 22” to 23-1/2” (56 - 60 cm) diameter • 34” to 36” (86-92 cm) tall • Closed 55 gallon (210 liter) steel tight-head or removable top type • Many popular 55 gallon poly drums • Many fibre drums with clamp-on lids • Capacity: 800 Lb. (363 kg) • Maximum pallet height: 6” (15 cm) • Alloy hooks hold drum below the rim • Ratchets maintain handle position untilthe operator moves it• Handle length provides adequateleverage to lift heavy drums• Base has built-in counterweight forstability• Two 6” (15 cm) polyolefin load wheelswith roller bearings manufacturer• Two 4” (10 cm) rear swivel casters foreasy steering

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Roll Drum-Spotter to the corner of the pallet.Position handle so hooks will arrive below drum rim. Drum is lifted clear of pallet. Dual ratchets take over the job of holding up drum as handle is pulled down. Drum stays upright to be wheeled away. Operator holds no weight and does not need to balance this drum truck. Shipped “knocked down” and packed in two cartons to reduce freight cost.Carton A: 43” x 36” x 9” (109 x 91 x 23 cm) 54 Lb. (24.5 kg)Carton B: 41” x 35” x 8” (104 x 89 x 20 cm) 157 Lb. (71.2 kg)

74-1/4”(189 cm)

47-1/4”(120 cm) 32-1/4”(82 cm) 41-1/2” ID(105 cm) 43-1/4”(110 cm) 48-1/2” OD(123 cm) T o lower the drum to floor or onto a pallet, theoperator pushes down and uses the two hand operated releases and allows the handle to rise. The length of the handle provides leverage to manage the descent of the drum gently. The forged steel hooks release their hold after The handle of the Drum-Spotter is conveniently the drum settles on the floor or pallet deck. This picture also shows the starting position for lifting a drum from the floor. held up by a gas spring manufacturers. The ratchets stop the handle in position for the operator to take hold and use it. These ratchets also hold the weight of the drum.

MORSE Mfg. Co., Inc.

• 727 West Manlius Street • P.O. Box 518 • East Syracuse, NY 13057-0518Phone: 315-437-8475 • Fax: 315-437-1029 • E-mail: nicepeople@morsemfgco.com • Website: www.morsemfgco.com COPYRIGHT 2001 MORSE MFG. CO., INC.

Spec Sheet F81/82-01(updated 7/01) Side 1