BUILT LIKE A TANK
Compare Floor Crane Construction Details:
Don't confuse a Ruger product with one of those run-of-the-mill lightweight imports! Everything about a Ruger is heavyweight and built for continuous industrial duty.
Import
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Ruger
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Frame: Bolted and welded
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Frame: All welded
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No way to lubricate casters … a "throw-away" part?
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Axel and bearing can be lubricated for long life
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Casters: Small diameter, are hard to push
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Casters: Large diameter, reduces rolling force
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Light gauge 1/8" tubing
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ASTM A500 Grade B structural tubing 1/4 - 1/2" wall thickness
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Steering: Wheels are mounted in corners, which require extra "muscle" to steer
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Steering: EZ Steer two wheel design is standard on Reverse Style cranes. Works like a tiller to make steering three times as easy.
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Meets ASME PALD Standards?
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Meets ASME PALD Standards? Every Ruger product is permanently marked with load capacity … and meets PALD.
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Made in USA? Probably not.
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Made in USA: Absolutely!
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Yes, a less expensive import may be rated (on paper) as having the same capacity as a Ruger, but compare the weights of a typical crane:
Import 4000 lb. rated = 234 lbs.
Ruger 4000 lb. rated = 645 lbs.
More weight means more durability and longer life under tough conditions. You can see and feel the difference.