Ezyloader
Hideaway 300
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FACTS
IN BRIEF
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For Vehicle Size Medium to large vehicles Load Capacity Maximum rated lifting capacity 300kgs [660lbs] Variable Mounting Can be mounted anywhere on your truck bed Reach Boom extends to 4.3m (14ft) Automatic Levelling Boom levelling is automatic at the push of a button. Even at full reach or on uneven terrain, the Ezyloader will level itself automatically for safe, efficient lifting Weight Unit weighs 290kgs (640lbs) Hydraulic Winch Hydraulic powered winch Microchip Technology All functions are controlled by reliable microchip systems Unique Split Boom The split boom facilitates easy access around obstacles and in cluttered or confined spaces Single Operator One person operation at all times. Allows one person to do the lifting work of two or three. The Ezyloader quickly pays for itself! Control from Cradle Functions are controlled by the operator from the lifting cradle, using convenient grips Vehicle Voltage Operates on either 12 or 24 volt vehicle systems (please specify when ordering) Shipped Anywhere Can be freighted anywhere in the world. Comes with complete engineer's drawings and instructions, all needed parts (for most vehicles) and an installation video showing a typical installation procedure Technical Support The Ezyloader has been designed so that common spare parts (if you should need any) are readily available across the counter in your country. As well, technical support is available from us by telephone or email |
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Jack-in-the-box! The Ezyloader Hideaway stores
itself and
deploys automatically from its own neat and compact storage box. The
Hideaway box can be mounted over the top of your existing tool boxes,
saving bed space. Or it can be mounted at any other suitable point on your
bed, such as the rear edge from which it can service both the truck and a
trailer. The Hideaway 300 is a powerful lifter, able to handle loads up to
300kgs (660lbs) with a long reach of 4.3m (14ft). The machine shown here
is about two-thirds deployed. The split boom is still retracted.