New RC2001 Lowering device

[born2trot]

Best thing about them is the big ' MADE IN BRITAIN ' stamp

[Nigel]

The NEW compact RC2001 fixed bollard system combines the strength of the already proven RC2000 lowering device with the static fixing of the larger RC3001 device. The STEIN fixed bollard systems have all proven very popular with the international Arborist community. With a 2000kg WLL this compact bollard will be hard to beat. Supplied as standard with rubber preservation mounts allowing the RC2001 to be fitted where work requires tree conservation.

 

On site one person can quickly fit the RC2001 in under 4-minutes. The new bollard offers a brilliant weight to strength ratio, weighing in at under 6.0kg making it light enough to carry one handed. The bollard drum has been calculated to work in conjunction with ropes of up to 16mm in diameter.

 

Full specification available on the website: Fletcher Stewart

 

Available to order now from Retailers

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4A_1Ecj-hY&hd=1]STEIN RC2001 Launch - YouTube[/ame]

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVhYQJXyzj4&hd=1]STEIN RC2001 Mounting - YouTube[/ame]

[Sirnick2]

Over hyped port a wrap

[Rich Rule]

Over hyped port a wrap

 

Thanks for your informative post.

[Mark Bolam]

Quite.

 

Like saying a Hilux is an overhyped VW Caddy pickup.

[Mike Hill]

Over hyped port a wrap

 

Yeah,its for plebs that don't have GRCS's or Unimogs.

 

Or perhaps for people who don't need the above.

[Mark Bolam]

 

or maybe

 

 

but mainly

 

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Yeah,its for plebs that don't have GRCS's or Unimogs.

 

Or perhaps for people who don't need the above.

 

Well said.

I'd love a GRCS but don't need one so I bought a Stein Dual.

Several years ago I needed a Unimog so I bought one. Now I don't need it so I have a Transit (which I hate, but don't tell anyone).😜