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 Most
every tow operator has experienced it. Dispatched to a police
call, you arrive in a carrier only to find that recovery unit is needed.
The SP8000 allows your carrier to become a recovery unit as well as a
vehicle transporter. No more deciding which truck to send when
your carrier is equipped with a SP8000. The SP8000 can be
installed on new units or retrofitted onto most units already in
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A D-ring on each stiff leg allows for low
pulls and direction changes. |
Note the truck's position. A call that would normally require a
wrecker is handled with a carrier with only minimal lane blockage. |
The SP8000 comes standard with a 8000 lb.
planetary winch and removable boom head. |
Features and Benefits:
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- Can be
installed on existing carriers or wreckers, requiring minimal spacing
between the cab and body to install.
- Easy Installation, with step by
step installation manual included, or choose dealer installation (at
additional expense)
- A standard unit weights only 700 lbs. and adds
more weight to your front axle.
- May be removed and installed on other
trucks.
- Will increase re-sale value
- Manufacturer financing
available.
- Utilize your fleet's maximum potential. Lower
expenses reduce fleet size, one truck does the job of two.
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Ratings: |
(structural ratings only, not vehicle capacity)
- Boom 16,000 lb.
- Winch 8,000 lb.
- Boom Head 8,000 lb.
- Stiff
Leg D-ring 8,000 lb.
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Options: |
- Ramsey 8,000 lb. planetary winch
- Winch tensioner and free spool
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Eight tie back points
- Mechanical stiff legs
- Removable boom head
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Painted flat black
- 12 month limited warranty
- 100' 3/8" wire rope
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- Lightbar mount
- Hydraulic stiff legs
- Wireless remote control
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Advertising plate
- Alley lights
- Ice grousers
- Custom paint
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Shackles
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The SP8000 can be installed with as little as 7" of space, depending on
the vehicle. |
The SP8000 also works great on wrecker units. Use one truck to
recover, when two conventional units would normally have been used.
Best of all, no need to block additional lanes of traffic. |