OTC 1,500 Lb Capacity Underhoist Auxiliary Stand

OTCSKU: OTCUH15

Features and Benefits:

  • Designed for use under hoist to provide partial support for positioning of vehicle components during their installation and removal
  • Adjustable saddle sits atop a fixed column and base, providing high-reach assistance to a technician for removing or installing vehicle components like transmissions, u-joints, radiators, driveshafts, exhaust systems, and catalytic converters
  • Intended for use in allowing manipulation of components for installation or removal only - NOT intended to stabilize or support vehicles
  • Engineered for rugged daily use by professionally trained vehicle technicians in a shop environment
  • Specifications: 1,500 lb. capacity; 80.75 inch max. height; 54.25 inch min. height; 11-7/8 inch flat round footprint; Threaded rod adjustment with bearing-mounted T-handle; 5-1/4 x 1-1/4 inch U-shape saddle; Meets ASME PASE-2014
  • Lifetime Warranty

  • The OTC UH15 is a 1,500 Lb Capacity Auxiliary Stand - used under hoist to provide partial support for positioning of vehicle components during their installation and removal. An adjustable saddle sits atop a fixed column and base, providing high reach assistance to a technician for removing or installing vehicle components like transmissions, u-joints, radiators, driveshafts, exhaust systems, and catalytic converters. The OTC UH15 Auxiliary Stand is a freestanding device that can be manipulated to position components (not intended to stabilize or support vehicles).

Price:
Sale price$294.99

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