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ive been looking out for a lowering device for sometime,i saw one on ebay at a price i could afford,so i bought it when it arived it almost new,i emailed him soon after and expressed how pleased i was with his product,he told me that he makes them himself,his company name is woody products look out for him really top bloke 10/10 .

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yes all dried out ,apparently that loering device has been tested to 5 ton,he recons 3ton is a safe max load with a working load 1.5 tons nice guy .

 

If its tested to 5 ton & has a safe max load of 3 tons(3000kg) i would say the safe working load is more like 600Kg.

& any kit should carry the CE mark.

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