CE6K Electric Mast Service Crane

The CE6K is a 2,000-lb. mast crane and is available with your choice of boom sizes, mast heights and winches to meet a variety of lifting needs

Venco Venturo Industries LLC

Ce6 K

The CE6K is a 2,000-lb. mast crane and is available with your choice of boom sizes, mast heights and winches to meet a variety of lifting needs. The crane features electric winch, manual rotation, manual extension and manual elevation.

3- to 5-ft. manual boom or optional 4- to 7-ft. manual boom
3-position boom elevation (20, 40 or 60 degree)
35 ft. of 3/16-in. aircraft-quality wire rope
Available with Standard or Heavy Duty winch in 12V DC or 120V AC options

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