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CM Cyclone 4521 Army Type Trolley Hoist, 1/4 Ton, 10 Ft Lift, Unused

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$659.96
SKU:
000121424014UU24LSMulti
Condition:
New
Quick Details:
CM Cyclone 646, 1/4 Ton Trolley Hoist, Model 4521, unused
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Product Overview

Quarter Ton Hand Chain Hoist on a Plain Push Trolley, 250 kg Rated Load

Condition

Unused new old stock, clean and in excellent condition, in the original manufacturer's packaging, opened only for inspection and photos. Sold as one hoist. The unit pictured is representative of stock. Markings legible: CYCLONE ARMY TYPE TROLLEY HOIST, LIFT 10ft (3.0m), RATED LOAD 1/4ton (250kg), CODE 4521, FEM GROUP, CM®, Columbus McKinnon Corporation, Getzville, NY 14068, MADE IN USA; 1/4 TON MAX, KEEP LOAD CHAIN OILED. NO OTHER LUBRICATION NECESSARY., and a gear CAUTION decal on the hoist.

Ships from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. We've been selling online since 1999.

Product Overview

A Cyclone hand chain hoist joined to a plain push trolley in the Army Type arrangement, so one unit both lifts the load and rolls it along a beam. Code 4521 is the 1/4 ton size of the CM Army Type trolley hoist.

Key Features

  • 1/4 ton (250 kg) rated load
  • 10 ft (3.0 m) lift
  • Single strand of load chain
  • 23 lb of hand chain pull lifts a full rated load
  • Plain push trolley, moved along the beam by hand

Applications

  • Lifting motors, pumps and dies and rolling them along an existing I-beam in a maintenance shop
  • Replacing a worn quarter ton trolley hoist on a monorail beam
  • Keeping a spare Army Type hoist for a beam that already carries one

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to pull a full load up?

23 pounds on the hand chain lifts the full 1/4 ton.

How far will it lift?

10 feet, or 3.0 meters.

Has this hoist been put into service?

No. It is unused NOS, in the original manufacturer's packaging, opened only for inspection and photos. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

A quarter ton, ten feet up, and not one foot of hand chain pulled yet.

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