KIT – Toyota/ Raymond Reach Truck / Cab / Tow Tractor Mount

$371.00

Item Number: 7170-1102

Description

This mount is designed for Toyota or Raymond Reach Trucks. The slotted attachment spaces allow for the mount to be attached to the Overhead Guard Leg utilizing M10 hex bolts on the vehicle. The slotted attachment spaces allow for additional flexibility in positioning.

Mount any device securely to the forklift overhead guard legs.
 

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  • Weight

    16 lbs / 7.26 kg

  • Height

    4 in / 10.16 cm

  • Width

    7 in / 17.78 cm

  • Depth

    13 in / 33.02 cm

Features:

  • Designed to attach to the Overhead Guard leg in existing holes
  • Adjusts to vertical positioning with various slotted holes
  • Clam Shell features the following hole patterns: AMPS, NEC, 75mm VESA, Gamber-Johnson 2"x 4.09"
  • The entire arm can rotate around 360° and the Motion Attachment can also rotate 360°
  • Arm can be tightened down to be locked into a permanent position
  • A secondary bolt is included to lock the clevis into a permanent position
  • Heavy gauge steel construction for long-term durability in a rugged environment
  • Black powder coat finish for maximum corrosion resistance

 

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  • Warranty:

    • Limited Lifetime Warranty

  • Industry:

    • Material Handling

  • Brand:

    • Gamber-Johnson

  • Sub Type 1:

    • Cab
    • Guard Leg

  • Notes:

    Cab Mounting: Designed to be positioned to the right side of the operator on the overhead guard leg. See installation guide for further instructions.

    Reach Truck: Mounts to the left side of the mast from driver's view using two (2) M10 bolts on the reach trucks. See installation guide for further instructions.

    Raymond 8610 Tugger: Mount to the drvier's left side with two bolts going into the steering column.

    Toyota 8TB50 and TT1-HC150: Mount to the drvier's left side with two bolts going into the steering column.