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Rigging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Crane & Hoist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Rental Rates:
Deposits:
Based on the following: one day
is 24 hours, one week is 5 consecutive days and one month is 28
consecutive days.
Unless pre-approved credit has
been established with Total Tool,
rental deposits and proper I.D. are
required for each item. We will be
happy to provide you with a Total
Tool credit application at any
time.
Double or Triple Shifts:
Charges will apply if you use the
equipment in excess of 8 hours a
day, 40 hours a week or 160 hours
a month. Two shift operation will
be charged 1.5 times the published
rate and three-shift operation will
be charged 2 times the published
rate.
Care of Equipment:
Total Tool rents equipment with
the understanding that some normal wear and tear will take place
and is included in the basic rental
rates. Renter is responsible for theft,
vandalism, flat tires, negligence,
abuse, misuse, routine maintenance, fuel and cleaning charges
necessary to return the equipment
in the same condition as the beginning of the rental.
Rental
Total Tool’s Rental Policy
Minimum:
To help keep our rates reasonable,
the minimum rental charge is one
day.
Delivery/Pickup:
Total Tool will be happy to deliver
or pick up your rental items for a
nominal fee. Call the Rental
Department for more information. Rental Packages
•We can rent you a package of tools and equipment for the whole job, from hand tools to generators to compressors.
•Perfect for short term jobs, plant shutdowns,and turnarounds.
•Call for pricing on a standard or custom package.
Complete repair service available.
Drop off a tool for repair and rent a
replacement tool at the same time.
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Rental Department
Benefits of Rental
1. Maintenance
6. Inventory Control
Equipment rented on a day-to-day
basis includes full maintenance. The user needs no repair shop, no
spare parts supply, no mechanics,
and no parts supply inventory or
maintenance records.
Another advantage in renting is
better inventory control. Contractors
have less inventory loss due to
theft when equipment is rented. The presence of continuous billing
on any rented item tends to establish
accountability for that item. Equipment signed for at an equipment rental business which must
ultimately be returned is watched
with sharper eyes.
2. Breakdown
Costs related to breakdowns of
owned equipment are not applicable
to rented equipment. When rented
equipment breaks down, it is
replaced by the equipment rental
business at no cost to the user. Time loss on breakdown of owned
equipment as well as the cost of
repairs must be considered.
3. Warehousing
Warehousing facilities are seldom
needed for rental equipment. Renting makes it possible for
contractors to operate with less
overhead.
4. Mobility
Equipment rental offers the
contractor or customer mobility
that does not exist with owned
equipment. A contractor can bid on
a job several hundred miles away
based on renting equipment needed
near the jobsite. Availability and
convenience have become one of
the strongest arguments against
ownership.
5. Cost Control
Better cost control is possible with
rented equipment. Knowing the
true costs of owned equipment is
difficult. Rented equipment offers
one accountable cost figure—that
shown on the rental invoice.
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7. Disposal Costs
It costs money to sell used or
obsolete equipment. Preparing
equipment for resale, advertising
and selling time are cost factors of
ownership.
8. Obsolescence
Day-to-day renting eliminates
obsolescence. Ownership risks being
handicapped with slow, unwieldy
equipment. An equipment rental
business provides the latest types
and models of equipment.
9. Correct Equipment
for the Job
Ownership forces another kind of
inefficiency through use of the
wrong size or type of equipment
for a given job, even though the
equipment is not obsolete. This
can mean additional, though hidden,
costs. Rental insures the correct
equipment for the job.
10.Minimum Equipment
for the Job
Equipment ownership becomes
particularly expensive when the
equipment is idle. When ownership
of basic equipment is combined
with rental; as needed, idle time is
minimized.
11. Personal Property Taxes and Licenses
There are no personal property
taxes or license costs for rented
equipment. Ownership incurs
these substantial costs.
12. Conservation of
Capital
Renting conserves and frees capital
for other, potentially more profitable
uses.
13. Increases Borrowing
Capacity
The equipment user who rents
rather than buys finds borrowing
easier because they have a better
ratio of assets to liabilities. Since
the equipment does not appear as
a liability on his balance sheet, the
normal line for bank credit is not
disturbed. This can be important
in securing construction bonds. These points should be considered
in analyzing the cost of ownership. To compare the cost of renting
with the bare purchase price is
unrealistic. Since the equipment
rental industry has become a
strong phenomena in our economy,
many business people understand
and utilize it.
Air Compressors
Item and Description
Day
Week
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Week
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Rental
Electric Portable
Small 3/4 to 1 h.p.
Medium 2 h.p.
Gas Portable
5 h.p.
Tow Behind
185 cfm diesel
Air Tools and Accessories
Item and Description
Rivet Buster
30 lbs Accessories Available
1 x 9 1/2 chisel
15/16" x 12" chisel
5/8 back out punch
7/8 back out punch
3/4 back out punch
Moil point
Chipping Hammers
15 lbs class
Paving Breakers
30 lbs class
60 lbs class
bosch brute 60 lb. electric demo hammer
90 lbs class
Accessories Available
Moil point
1 inch chisel
3 inch chisel
Frost wedge
Clay spade
Asphalt cutter
Rock Drills
40 lbs class
50 lbs class
Drill steel and bits available.
Scaling Hammers
Needle scaler
Large needle scaler
Average Air Consumption
on Air Tools
Paving Breakers
90 lb. class—75 cfm @ 80 psi
60 lb. class—62 cfm @ 80 psi
35 lb. class—34 cfm @ 80 psi
Clay Diggers
90 lb. class—75 cfm @ 80 psi
Rock Drills
55 lb. class—90 cfm @ 80 psi
45 lb. class—45 cfm @ 80 psi
20 lb. class—30 cfm @ 80 psi
Backfill Tamper
55 lb. class—90 cfm @ 80 psi
Data courtesy Schramm, Inc.
Pipe Saw
Fein hacksaw
pipe clamp for saw
Impact Wrenches
1/2 inch drive
3/4 inch drive
1 inch drive
1 inch right angle impact wrench
1-1/2 inch drive
#5 Spline
Hose
3/4 x 50 ft
3/8 x 50 ft
Some impact sockets available to rent.
Check for sizes available.
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Blowers, Fans and Heaters
Item and Description
Day
Week
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Week
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Week
4 Weeks
Man Hole Blowers
Electric blower 12 in
Gas 8 in or 12 in
8 in 25 ft hose
12 in 25 ft duct
Air Movers
Air Mover
Coppus 16 in blower
Texas pneu CP-20 20 in blower
Fans
Floor Fan
Pedestal Fan
Kerosene Space Heaters
150 m
165 m
Propane Space Heaters
375,000 btu w/fan
200,000 btu radiant
Compaction Equipment
Item and Description
Jumping Jack Rammers
2610 lb class
2800 lb class
3200 lb class
4-1/2 inch narrow trenching shoe available
Plate Compactors
20 x 22 plate compactor
20 x 28 rev plate
Concrete Equipment
Item and Description
Flexible Shaft Vibrator
1-1/2 x 8 ft, high cycle
1-3/4 x 14 ft, 110V
Wheelbarrow
5.75 cubic ft wheelbarrow
Concrete Mixer
2 cubic ft electric
3 cubic ft electric
(stationary or wheelbarrow style)
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Day
Concrete Saws
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Item and Description
Walk Behind
14 h.p. 14" - 16" blade - gas powered
5 h.p. elec. 14" - 16" blade
14 h.p. propane powered saw
14" - 16" blade
Air 14" saw
8" gas w.b. concrete planer
Electric w.b. surface grinder
(additional charge for grinding wheels)
14" elec masonry block saw
Portable Cut Off Saws
12 inch electric
14 inch electric
12 inch gas
14 inch gas
16 inch gas
12 inch sliding elec compound miter saw
6 inch tile saw
Cut-n-break gas saw (16" depth capacity)
Cut-n-break electric saw
Abrasive and diamond blades available.
Blade must be purchased separately.
Diamond Blades for Concrete Saws
Many types and sizes available for most applications.
Available for rent or purchase.
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Demolition and Roto Hammers
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Demolition/Chipping Hammer, Electric
Chipping hammer 25 lbs
Demolition hammer 60 lbs “Bosch Brute”
Hammer Accessories
Moil point
1 inch chisel
Clay spade
Bushing tool
3 inch chisel
Asphalt cutter
Roto Hammers
3/8 inch hammer drill
1/2 inch hammer drill
*capacities are for percussion carbide bits
larger holes can be drilled w/carbide core bits
A complete stock of carbide concrete boring bits are
available to meet your drilling needs.
Core Drills
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Core drill rig 1-1/2 - 16 inch
Mini core rig 40 lbs 1-1/2 - 6 inch
Truco mobile core drill on cart
w/vacuum & water 1-1/2 - 10 inch
50 ft garden hose
Bit extension
Water collector
Diamond Core Bits
____________ 1-1/2 inch
____________ 2 inch
____________ 2-1/2 inch
____________ 3 inch
____________ 3-1/2 inch
____________ 4 inch
____________ 4-1/2 inch ____________ 5 inch
____________ 6 inch
____________ 7 inch
____________ 8 inch
____________ 10 inch
____________ 12 inch
____________ 14 inch
____________ 16 inch
Charge is for bit wear
General wear $1.00 per thousandths of inch x diameter of bit
Example: 4 inch bit with .006 of wear = $24.00
1-1/2" to 6" bits have a $20 minimum charge
7" to 16" bits have a $40 minimum charge
Hand-Held Core Drills
2-speed variable hand-held core drill
available in either wet or dry drilling applications.
Capacity: Wet 3" Concrete 7" masonry
Capacity: Dry 7" masonry
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Electric and Gas Cutoff Saws
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Item and Description
Chop Saws
14 inch electric
14 inch multi-cutter metal cutting saw
Portable Cut Off Saws
12 inch electric
14 inch electric
12 inch gas
14 inch gas
16 inch gas
12 inch sliding elec compound miter saw
6 inch tile saw
Cut-n-break gas saw (16" depth capacity)
Cut-n-break electric saw
Abrasive and diamond blades available.
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Power Tools
Item and Description
Day
Drills
3/8 inch - corded
1/2 inch - cordless/corded
1/2 inch - spade handle
3/4 inch - spade handle
3/8 inch right angle
1/2 inch right angle
Holehawg
Grinders
4-1/2 inch right angle
6” grinder
7 and 9 inch right angle
1/4 inch die grinder 25000 RPM
Grinding wheels, brushes and stones available.
impact wrenches
1/2 inch drive – electric
3/4 inch drive – electric
saws
24V cordless sawzall
Reciprocating saw (sawzall)
15.6V Metal Cutting Saw
Blades available.
bandsaws
Metal cutting, 6 inch capacity
Metal cutting, 9-1/2 inch capacity
Blades available.
mitre saws
12 inch electric
12 inch electric sliding compound
Blades available.
portaband saws
4 inch pipe capacity
Blades available.
circular saws
7-1/4 inch wormdrive
shears and nibblers
16 gauge - shear
10 gauge - shear
10 gauge - nibbler
vacuums
8
10 gallon capacity - wet/dry
8-10 gallon capacity - HEPA - wet/dry
16 gallon Ridgid wet/dry
Welding fume extractor
with bell or tube style nozzle
Week
4 Weeks
Hoists, Lifting & Material Handling Equip.
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Air Tugger
2000 lbs line pull
55 ft per minute (recommended pressure 90 psi at 100 cfm)
3000 lbs line pull
4000 lbs line pull
70 ft per minute (recommended pressure 90 psi at 175 cfm)
4700 lbs line pull
5000 lbs line pull
6000 lbs line pull
Air Hoist
1/4 ton w/20 ft lift
1 ton air hoist w/30 ft lift
1 ton air hoist w/40 ft lift
1 ton air hoist w/60 ft lift
1 ton air hoist w/100 ft lift
3 ton air hoist w/50 ft lift
3 ton air hoist w/60 ft lift
6 ton air hoist w/50 ft lift
10 ton air hoist w/70 ft lift
Cable Come-A-Long
1 ton or 2 ton
Chain Come-A-Long
3/4 ton w/10 ft lift
3/4 ton w/15 ft lift
3/4 ton w/20 ft lift
3/4 ton w/30 ft lift
1-1/2 ton w/10 ft lift
1-1/2 ton w/20 ft lift
3 ton w/5 ft lift
3 ton w/10 ft lift
3 ton w/20 ft lift
3 ton w/40 ft lift
6 ton w/10 ft lift
6 ton w/15 ft lift
6 ton w/20 ft lift
6 ton w/30 ft lift
9 ton w/15 ft lift
Chain Fall Hoists
1/2 ton w/20 ft lift
1 ton w/10 ft lift
1 ton w/20 ft lift
1 ton w/30 ft lift
1 ton w/40 ft lift
2 ton w/10 ft lift
2 ton w/20 ft lift
2 ton w/30 ft lift
2 ton w/40 ft lift
2 ton w/60 ft lift
2 ton w/75 ft lift
3 ton w/5 ft lift
3 ton w/10 ft lift
3 ton w/20 ft lift
3 ton w/30 ft lift
3 ton w/40 ft lift
3 ton w/50 ft lift
3 ton w/100 ft lift
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Hoists, Lifting & Material Handling Equip. cont.
Item and Description
Day
Week
Chain Fall Hoists (cont.)
5 ton w/10 ft lift
5 ton w/15 ft lift
5 ton w/20 ft lift
5 ton w/30 ft lift
5 ton w/40 ft lift
6 ton w/20 ft lift
10 ton w/12 ft lift
10 ton w/20 ft lift
10 ton w/30 ft lift
15 ton w/30 ft lift
Electric Cable Hoists (winch style)
1/2 ton electric 110v
1 ton electric 110v
1-1/2 ton electric 110v
Electric Chain Hoists
1/2 ton w/20 ft lift
1/2 ton w/30 ft lift
1/2 ton w/75 ft lift
1 ton w/30 ft lift
1 ton w/40 ft lift
1 ton w/50 ft lift
1 ton w/60 ft lift
1 ton w/70 ft lift
1 ton w/75 ft lift
1 ton w/80 ft lift
2 ton w/20 ft lift
2 ton w/30 ft lift
2 ton w/40 ft lift
2 ton w/50 ft lift
2 ton w/60 ft lift
2 ton w/160 ft lift
3 ton w/30 ft lift
3 ton w/40 ft lift
3 ton w/50 ft lift
4 ton w/50 ft lift
5 ton w/80 ft lift
6 ton w/40 ft lift
10 ton w/70 ft lift
Trolleys
1/2 ton
1 ton
2 ton
3 ton
5 ton
6-1/2 ton
10 ton
11 ton
Carts and Dollies
10
Hand truck
Johnson pry bar dolly
Nutting carts 2' x 4'
Hand carts two level
Battery appliance dolley
appliance dolley
4 Weeks
Hoists, Lifting & Material Handling Equip. cont.
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Week
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Machinery Roller Set
3 ton Hilman Roller K3RSR4
8 ton Hilman Roller S8
30 ton Hilman Roller S30
40 ton Hilman Roller
60 ton Hilman Roller S60
150 ton Hilman Roller Set
Mechanical Jacks
5 ton ratcheting lip jack
10 ton ratcheting lip jack
Pallet Truck
Electric 4000 lbs capacity
Hydraulic 4500 lbs capacity
Portable Lifts
Sumner 400 lbs 12 ft duct lift
Sumner 650 lbs 12 ft material lift
Sumner 650 lbs 18 ft material lift
Sumner 650 lbs 20 ft material lift
Sumner 650 lbs 24 ft material lift
Genie GL 350 lbs 10 ft material lift
Genie Lift SL15 650 lbs cap 15 ft
Genie Lift SL18 650 lbs cap 18 ft
Genie Lift SL20 650 lbs cap 20 ft
Genie Lift SL24 650 lbs cap 24 ft
Genie Lift SL25 650 lbs cap 26 ft
Roustabout Z100 2000 lbs cap 15 ft
Roustabout Z100 2000 lbs cap 20 ft
Roustabout Z250 2000 lbs cap 25 ft
Rol-A-Lifts
4000 lbs capacity pair
6000 lbs capacity pair
10000 lbs capacity pair
Electrician’s Tools
Item and Description
Cable Benders
Greenlee 800 F1725 350-1000 mcm
Cable Cutters
Greenlee 750 hydraulic cable cutter
Heavy duty manual
Racheting type
Crimpers
Newco NWR hand crimper
Greenlee 1990 #4 awg to 750 mcm dieless
Greenlee EK06FT Gator battery crimper
Knockout Tools
Greenlee 7310 hyd k.o. set 1/2 to 4 in
Greenlee 709,710 stud punch
Greenlee 7307 slug splitter k.o. set
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Wire Pulling Equipment
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Cable Pullers
Greenlee 640 heavy duty 4000 lbs cap
Greenlee 6805 ultra tugger
package rated to 8000 lbs
Greenlee 6006 super tugger
package rated to 6500 lbs
Wire lube available.
Fish Tapes
Hand type
7/16 x 600 ft rodder
7/16 x 1000 ft rodder
Pulling Socks and Grips
3/4 - 1-1/4 inch pulling socks
1-1/4 - 2 inch pulling socks
2 - 2-3/4 inch pulling socks
2-3/4 - 3-1/2 inch pulling socks
Greenlee 629 pulling grip 2 inch and larger
Greenlee 678 rope clevis
Reel Stands and Spindles
Up to 28 inch Greenlee 687 (per pair)
Up to 54 inch Greenlee 683 (per pair)
Up to 46 inch Greenlee 656 ratchet type Spindles
Cable Feeder
8000lb cable feeder
Pulling Rope Available for Rent
Wire Pulling Equipment cont.
Item and Description
Sheaves
12
Greenlee 651 12 inch hook sheave
Greenlee 652 18 inch hook sheave
Greenlee 653 24 inch hook sheave
Greenlee 20249R 24 inch radius sheave
Greenlee 658 small tray sheave
Greenlee 659 large tray sheave
Greenlee 671 man hole sheave
Greenlee 2 inch feed sheave
Greenlee 2 1/2 inch feed sheave
Greenlee 3 inch feed sheave
Greenlee 4 inch feed sheave
Greenlee 6036 triple sheave cable guide
Greenlee 2018R radius cable roller
Greenlee 24 inch right angle roller
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Conduit & Pipe Bending Equipment
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
855 smart bender - Rigid, IMC & EMT 1/2 - 2 inch
Greenlee 555
1/2 to 2 inch EMT or IMC or rigid pipe
GB Cyclone bender - Rigid, IMC & EMT 1/2 - 2 inch
EMT shoe also available
Greenlee 849 1/2 - 2 inch pvc bender
Current 452 1/2 - 6 inch pvc bender
Rental
Electric Benders
Hydraulic Benders
Greenlee 880H755 1/2 to 2 inch rigid pipe bender, one shot
Greenlee 882H755 1-1/4 to 2 inch EMT pipe bender
Greenlee 885E960 1-1/4 to 4 inch one shot, 5 inch segment bender for rigid pipe
Greenlee 881E960 2-1/2 to 4 inch EMT, IMC and rigid pipe bender
Greenlee 881CTE960 cam track bender 2-1/2 to 4 inch EMT, IMC and rigid
Mechanical Benders
Greenlee 1800 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch IMC and rigid pipe
Greenlee 1818 3/4 to 2 inch EMT, 1/2 to 1-1/2 inch rigid, 1/2 to 2 inch aluminum pipe
Tube Benders
Greenlee 782H755 hyd
Pumps
Greenlee Hydraulic 10,000 psi electric
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Hydraulic Lifting & Tools
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Hydraulic Cylinders
3/4 ton duck bill
10 ton capacity
20 ton capacity
25 ton capacity
30 ton capacity
50 ton capacity
100 ton capacity
150 ton capacity
Hydraulic Pumps
Hand pump 10,000 psi
Air driven 10,000 psi
Electric pump 10,000 psi
Electric 2 gal double acting
Electric 2 gal single acting
Accessories
Hoses, valves, gauges and etc. are available upon request.
Hydraulic Punch
Enerpac SP35SP 35 ton punch set
punches up to 1/2 inch thick - 13/16 hole
Dies sold separately.
Hydraulic Power Units
Portaco gas 0-10gmp with hoses
Partner gas 5-10gmp model hp40
Laser Levels
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Week
4 Weeks
Rotating Beacon Lasers
battery rotating self leveling laser
Transits
Transit level with tripod and story pole
Accessories
Story pole
Tripod
Lighting Equipment
Item and Description
500 watt quartz single
1500 watt halogen
50 ft explosion proof light
twin 1000w metal halide lights
tow behind generator/light tower
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Day
Portable Drill Press
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Item and Description
Magnetic Drill Press
1/2 inch chuck
3/4 inch chuck
Annular cutter
Large Annular Cutter
RPMAnnular cutter size
550
7/16 — 1-3/8 inch
420
7/16 — 1 inch
350
1-1/16 — 1-1/2 inch
260
1-9/16 — 2-1/16 inch
220
above 2-1/16 inch
Depth of Annular cutter
1 inch
1 or 2 inch
1 or 2 inch
1 or 2 or 3 inch
1 or 2 or 3 inch
Post Hole Diggers
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Gasoline Powered
2 man operated 5 h.p. 6-12 inch capacity
Bits - 8 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch, 12 inch ext.
1 person auger
Bits - 6 inch, 8 inch, 12 inch ext.
Pressure Washer Equipment
Item and Description
Cold Water
Electric 1700 psi
Electric pressure washer/water jetter
1-1/4 - 4 inch lines
Gas powered 2000 psi
Gas powered 3000 psi
Gas powered 4000 psi
Hot Water
1000 psi
2000 psi
2400 psi
Piping Equipment
Item and Description
Hand Reamers
Ridge 2S 1/4 to 2 inch
Ridge 254 2-1/2 to 4 inch
Pipe Cutters
Hinged
2 to 4 inch
4 to 6 inch
6 to 8 inch
Standard
1/8 to 4 inch
3/4 to 2 inch
2 to 4 inch
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Piping Equipment cont.
Item and Description
Day
Seesnakes
Monitors
Black & White Tool box Battery/AC
Black & White VCR Monitor
DVD Monitor
Monitor Only
Reels
100 ft Compact w/Monitor
100 ft Mini Reel 1 1/4 - 6 inch
200 ft Mini Reel 1 1/4 - 6 inch
200 ft Large Reel 2 - 12 inch
325 ft Large Reel 2 - 12 inch
Drive Bars
Ridge 774 1-inch
square driver adapter
Ridge 840 universal drive bar
Ridge 844 universal drive bar
Manual Dies
Ridge 12 R 1/2 to 2 inch w/handle
Ridge 12 R or
00 RB ratchet and handle w/1 die
Rotary Cutters
5 to 8 inch
10 to 14 inch
14 to 16 inch
Soil Pipe Cutter
Hydraulic thru 12 inch
No hub
Snapper type
Soil pipe cutter attachment for
propress (1-1/2 - 4 in) no hub
Oilers and Vises
Item and Description
Power Cutter
Ridge 258 2-1/2 - 8 inch cutter
Ridge 258 XL 12 inch cutter
Hydrostatic Test Pump
Electric 300 PSI
Electric 2000 PSI
Electric 3000 PSI
Air 10,000 PSI
Drain Cleaners
16
Medium sewer machine K3800 Rigid
3/4 - 4 inch - 75 ft - 100 ft
Large sewer machine K7500 Rigid
w/cables to 10 inch pipe -100 ft
Watter Jetter 1 1/4 - 4 in
1200 psi - 100 ft
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Ridge 460 tripod chain vise
1/8 to 5 inch
Ridge 318/418 oiler
Pipe Drill Press (Trudrill)
The hole thing with drill motor
Holesaws available.
Propress
Propress 1/2 - 2
copper electric crimping tool
Propress 3 ring kit
(2-1/2, 3, 4 inch)
Propress 1/2 - 2
Copper Cordless crimping tool
Soil pipe cutter attachement for
propress (1-1/2 - 4 in) no hub
1/2 - 1 inch cordless copper
crimp tool
1/2 - 1-1/4 inch cordless copper
crimp tool
Fittings sold separately
Week
4 Weeks
Piping Equipment cont.
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Item and Description
Pipe Freeze Kit
1/2" - 1-1/2" copper, 1/2"- 1" steel
1/2" - 2-1/2" copper, 1/2"- 2" steel
Solder Tool
Ridge solder tool
Part #62862 1/4 - 3 inch capacity
Pipe Supports
Adjust-a-roll pipe stand
V-head pipe stand
Power Die Heads
Ridge 811 universal die head 1/2 to 2 inch dies
Rates include one set of dies, other sizes available
Power Drives
Ridge 700 hand held less dies
Ridge 300 less dies
Die heads rented separately
Power Threaders
Ridge 300
1/2 to 2 inch w/die, cutter, reamer and oiler
Ridge 535 1/2 to 2 inch w/die, cutter and reamer
Ridge 1224 1/2 to 4 inch w/die, cutter and reamer
Roll Groovers
Ridge 915 Hand Groover
Ridge 918 Hyd Groover
Ridge 975 Roll Groover
Ridge 916 Roll Groover
Ridge Copper Roll Set for 918
Ridge 918I Self-Contained Roll Groover
Wrenches
Chain pipe wrench 36 inch
Chain tong 4 inch capacity 37 inch handle
Compound leverage wrench 6 inch capacity
Standard Pipe Wrench
6 to 12 inch
14 to 24 inch
36 inch
48 inch
Geared Threaders
Ridge 141 2-1/2 to 4 inch pipe
Ridge 161 4 to 6 inch pipe
T-Drill
T-Drill T-60 1/2 to 2 inch capacity
Hot Tapper
HHT-1 3/4 to 4 inch
Ridgid hot tapper RT3422 3/4 - 2 inch
Locators
Ridgid SR-20
Ridgid Navi Tapper Swatt
Line Transmitter
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Pumps
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Diaphragm Gas Powered Pump
3 inch 6000 gpm
Submersible Electric Pump
2 inch trash
Trash Pump (Gas Powered)
2 inch gas
3 inch gas
4 inch gas
Transfer Pump
Teel electric transfer pump
Discharge Hose
2 inch x 50 ft
3 inch x 50 ft
4 inch x 50 ft
Suction Hose
2 inch x 25 ft
3 inch x 25 ft
4 inch x 25 ft
Tool Storage Boxes
Item and Description
Metal Gang Box
16 cubic ft - 48x24x23
25 cubic ft - 48x30x29
50 cubic ft - 60x30x49
Torque Wrenches
Item and Description
Torque Wrench
1/2 inch drive 0-80 ft lbs
1/2 inch drive 250 ft lbs
3/4 inch drive 100-600 ft lbs
Central 2000 lbs multiplier TORQ
Enerpac S6000 Hyd Torque Wrench
up to 6010 ft lbs
Hyd Torque Wrench
up to 3230 ft lbs
Enerpac W4000 Hyd Torque Cassette
Wrench up to 2000 ft lbs
Enerpac S11000 Hyd Torque Wrench
11,000 ft lbs
Bolting Equipment
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Lejeune sheer wrench (5 - 60eza)
Lejeune sheer wrench (50 - 90ez)
Must specify bolt diameter and bolt hex size when renting.
2 pc socket requires separate purchase for wrench.
Welders
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Week
4 Weeks
Rental
Electric
Miller 130 amp wire feed welder
Lincoln Invertec V275-5 4-pack welder
Lincoln 100 foot remote F/4-pack welder
Plasma cutter - firepower - FP .35A
Plasma cutter with built-in air compressor
Portable suitcase wire feeder w/mig gun
Gas Powered
170 amp DC welder/
4000 watt AC generator
Miller 180 Amp gas arc welder
Fume extractor (electric vacuum)
Firepower raider 10,000 gas welder
Cables
50 ft extension, lead or ground
Generators
Item and Description
Day
Gasoline
2000 watt
3500 watt
5000 watt
6000 watt
6500 watt
10,000 watt
Wacker 20 kw tow behind generator
High Cycle
5000 watt 60/180 cycle Multiquip GDP500058
Welders/Generators
Miller 180 amp
Extra 50 ft cables
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Safety
Item and Description
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Day
Week
4 Weeks
Lifelines
Retractable 11 ft web lifeline
Retractable 30 ft cable lifeline
Retractable 50 ft cable lifeline
Retractable 85 ft cable lifeline
Retractable 100 ft cable lifeline
Tripods
50 ft tripod retrieval sys
85 ft tripod retrieval sys
Gas Monitors
four gas monitor
w/ rechargable batteries (H2S, CO, O2, LEL)
four gas monitor
w/ alkaline batteries (H2S, CO, O2, LEL)
Calibration station for solaris 4-gas monitors
4-Gas monitor kit w/calib. gas
Workplatforms and Ladders
Item and Description
Fiberglass Ladders
6 ft Fiberglass step 300# Type 1A
8 ft Fiberglass step 300# Type 1A
10 ft Fiberglass step 300# Type 1A
12 ft Fiberglass step 300# Type 1A
16 ft Fiberglass double sided step 375# type 1aa
20 ft Fiberglass extension 300# Type 1A
24 ft Fiberglass extension 300# Type 1A
28 ft Fiberglass extension 300# Type 1A
32 ft Fiberglass extension 300# Type 1A
40 ft Fiberglass extension 300# Type 1A
Multi-Purpose Ladders
werner MI-17 4-7 ft step
werner 9-15 ft extension
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Synthetic (Nylon) Web Slings
Care & Use
Synthetic web slings should be stored in a cool, dry and dark place. Prolonged sun exposure will degrade lifting capacity
Nylon slings should not be used at temperatures above 180° F.
Use Proper Hitch for Balance and Control:
• Choker Hitch — For a nonslip hitch, wrap the sling one turn around the load before choking the sling.
• Basket Hitch — Slings used in a basket hitch should have the load balanced to prevent load slippage from the sling. If practical,
wrap the sling one turn around the load to grip the load firmly.
Consider Sling Angle and Compensate Accordingly (see below)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Slings should not be twisted, tied into knots or joined by knotting
Continually inspect for damage, wear and misuse.
Each sling should be visually inspected for obvious defects, flaws or wear each time it is used by the person handling it.
Do not exceed rated capacity of the sling
Slings used in basket hitch should have load balanced to prevent slippage
Avoid crushing of sling. Do not crush sling between load or other surface
Use corner guards when sling may come in contact with sharp edges
Take up slack slowly to avoid shock loading the sling
RIGGING
Lifting Angles Reduce the Capacity of All Slings
Sling Angle Table (Angle of Lift)
Angle/degreesLossAngle/degreesLoss
Horizontal
Factor
Horizontal
Factor
90
85
80
1.000
0.996
0.985
55
50
45
0.819
0.766
0.707
75
0.966
40
0.643
70
0.940
35
0.574
65
0.906
30
0.500
60
0.866
These are some general safety suggestions.
Always contact the manufacturer for
specific operating instructions.
When selecting a sling to carry a given load, it is important to consider the
angle at which the sling will be used. As the angle increases, the load to
which the sling is subjected increases substantially. Please use the below
example and the chart to determine your capacity when lifting with angles:
Example: You have two 1", 2 ply endless slings with 3200 lb vertical ratings.
Your lift requires use of the slings at 60 degree angles, calculate your
reduced capacity like this:
Capacity of one 1" 2 ply sling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3200 lb
You are using two slings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x 2
Total Capacity before angles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6400 lb
Refer to chart, select 60 degree angle loss factor . . . . . . .866
Multiply the total capacity and the loss factor . . . . . . . . . .866 x 6400
Your reduced capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5542 lb
Inspection & Repair of Web Slings
Inspection:
Inspect all new or used slings before each use. Also, inspect all slings periodically depending on frequency of use, severity of service
conditions, and experience gained from the life of slings in similar applications. Written documented inspections recommended to be
performed at least annually. (See ASME B30.9-199 - Slings Section 9 - 5.6) Remove sling from service if it has:
1. acid/caustic burns
5. excessive abrasive wear
2. melting or charring of any part
6. knots in any part
3. holes, tears, cuts, or snags
7. excessive pitting or corrosion or cracked, distorted, or broken fittings
4. broken or worn stitching in load bearing splices 8. other visible damage
Repair:
1. Never repair sling webbing with structural damage.
2. Any slings utilizing hardware may be rewebbed with existing fittings. The manufacturer must determine if hardware is reusable.
3. Any rewebbed sling must be proof tested to twice the vertical rated capacity before being put back into service. A certificate of proof testing shall be provided.
4. Temporary repairs of webbing, fittings, or stitching shall not be permitted.
Warning: Working load limits apply only to new and unused slings.
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How to Order Slings
All you need to do is put this information into the correct order.
Sling Types .can .be:
• .EE . - .Eye .and .Eye
• .EN . - .Endless
• .LBB . - .Load .Bearing .Basket
• .RE . - .Reversed .Eye
• .TC . - .Triangle .Choker
• .TT . - .Triangle .Triangle
• .WBB . - .Wide .Body .Basket
Number
of Plies,
1 .or .2 . .
(More .for .
special .
orders .)
Webbing
Classification
indicates .grade .
of .webbing . .
9 .indicates .the .
higher .strength .
Web Width
in Inches
1,2,3,4,6,
8,10, .or .12 .
Cling length
in Feet
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Seller warrants that its goods are free from defects in materials and workmanship. Accordingly, Seller’s liability is limited to replacing without charge or refunding
the purchase price, or making fair allowance for any noncompliance with any specifications or any defects in materials or workmanship in its products existing
at the time of delivery. Seller requires written notice and the return of the products to establish any claim. SELLER MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY OF ANY KIND
WHATEVER, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WHICH EXCEED THE
ABOVE OBLIGATION ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED BY SELLER AND EXCLUDED. Seller will not be liable for any consequential damages, loss or expense arising in
connection with the use or inability whatever, regardless of whether damage, loss or expense results from any act or failure to act by Seller, whether negligent
or willful, or from any other reason.
T-Line Basic Sling Types
Rated capacity in
WIDTH
(Inches)
Vertical Choker*
Type 1 — Basket and Choker Sling
Sling is made with triangle fitting on one end and slotted
triangle choker fitting on the other end. Steel fittings are
standard – aluminum* available upon request.
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2 PLY 1 PLY
2
3
4
6
8
10
12
2
3
4
6
8
10
12
3200
4800
6400
9600
12,800
16,000
19,200
6400
8400
11,200
16,320
20,480
24,000
26,880
2560*
3840*
5120*
7680*
10,240*
12,800*
15,360*
5120*
6720*
8960*
13,056*
16,384*
19,200*
21,504*
pounds
Basket
6400
9600
12,800
19,200
25,600
32,000
38,400
12,800
16,800
22,400
32,640
40,960
48,000
53,760
*Choker ratings are for triangle-choker only.
Rated capacity in pounds
Steel Triangles
2
3
4
6
8
10
12
2
3
4
6
8
10
12
3200
4800
6400
9600
12,800
16,000
19,200
6400
8400
11,200
16,320
20,480
24,000
26,880
Sling is made with triangle fitting on each end. Steel fittings are standard – aluminum* available upon request)
Basket
6400
9600
12,800
19,200
25,600
32,000
38,400
12,800
16,800
22,400
32,640
40,960
48,000
53,760
RIGGING
2 PLY 1 PLY
WIDTH
(Inches)Vertical
Type 2 — Basket Sling
Warning - Aluminum fittings
should not be used where fumes,
vapors, sprays, mists, or liquids
of caustics are present.
Dimensions & Data
Size
ST2
ST3
ST4
ST5
ST6
ST8
ST10
ST12
A
B
2-7/8
3-3/4
5-3/16
5
6-7/16
6-5/8
7-7/8
7-15/16
9
9-1/4
11-7/16
12
13-1/4
14-1/8
13-13/16 16-7/16
C
D
E
F
G
Approx.Wt.
W.L.L.
2-1/8
3-1/16
4-5/16
5-3/16
6-1/8
8-1/4
10-1/8
12-3/8
1-3/4
2
2
2-1/2
2-3/4
3-5/8
4-7/8
5
1
1-1/4
1-5/8
2
2-5/16
2-7/8
3-5/8
4-1/16
2-5/16
3-5/16
3-7/8
4-15/16
5-9/16
7-3/16
8-1/4
8
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2
3/4
3/4
3/4
1 lb.
1.6 lb.
2.7 lb.
3.5 lb.
5.3 lb.
12 lb.
17 lb.
19 lb.
6,600
8,400
11,200
14,000
16,800
22,400
28,000
32,000
Steel
Triangle
Min. Break Strength
33,000
42,000
56,000
70,000
84,000
112,000
140,000
160,000
Steel
Choker
Steel Chokers
Dimensions & Data
Size
SC2
SC3
SC4
SC5
SC6
SC8
SC10
SC12
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Approx.Wt.
W.L.L.
Min. Break Strength
6
7-1/2
9-5/16
10-9/16
12
14-7/16
16-1/2
19-1/4
5-1/2
7
9-9/16
11-5/8
12-3/4
16-1/2
18-3/4
22-5/8
2-1/8
3-1/8
4-1/8
5-1/8
6-1/8
8-1/8
10-1/4
12-1/8
2
2
2-1/2
2-3/4
2-7/8
5
5-1/8
5-1/2
1-1/16
1-3/16
1-13/16
2-1/16
2-11/16
2-13/16
3-1/2
4-1/4
2-1/4
3-3/16
3-1/2
4-7/16
4-9/16
6-7/16
7-5/8
9-3/4
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2
3/4
3/4
3/4
2 lb.
2.9 lb.
6 lb.
7 lb.
9.8 lb.
24 lb.
28 lb.
40 lb.
6,600
8,400
11,200
14,000
16,800
22,400
28,000
32,000
33,000
42,000
56,000
70,000
84,000
112,000
140,000
160,000
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Eye & Eye Nylon Slings
Slings are furnished with flat eyes standard. Twisted eyes are
available at no extra charge. All eyes 3 inch width and over are
tapered. Capacity
WIDTHVertical
Choker
Basket
EE ________ 90 ________ x ________
Type 3 — Flat Eye Sling (standard)
Type 4 — Twisted Eye Sling
(specify when ordering)
Standard lengths in stock are 3' to 20'.
Custom lengths available.
2 PLY 1 PLY
ply width length
1
1,600
1,280
3,200
2
3,200
2,560
6,400
3
4,800
3,840
9,600
4
6,400
5,120
12,800
6
9,600
7,680
19,200
1
3,200
2,560
6,400
2
6,400
5,120
12,800
3
8,880
7,104
17,760
4
11,520
9,216
23,040
6
16,320
13,056
32,640
Warning - Do not exceed rated capacity.
Endless Nylon Slings
Endless slings are versatile and long-lasting because wear spots and
bearing surface can be rotated for maximum wear and efficiency. Capacity
WIDTHVertical
Choker
Basket
2,560
5,120
5,120
10,240
14,208
18,432
6,400
12,800
12,800
25,600
35,526
46,080
EN ________ 90 ________ x ________
Type 5 — Endless Sling
Standard lengths in stock are 3' to 20'.
Custom lengths available.
2 PLY 1 PLY
ply width length
1"
2"
1"
2"
3"
4"
3,200
6,400
6,400
12,800
17,760
23,040
Warning - Do not exceed rated capacity.
Reversed Eye Slings
Reversed Eye
Rated Capacity in lbs
ChokerVertical Basket
Vertical
24
3200
6400
6400
12800
17760
23680
9600
17760
26640
35520
2530
5120
5120
10240
14208
18944
7680
14208
21312
28416
6400
12800
12800
25600
35520
47360
19200
35520
53280
71040
Durable sling with full body and eye protection.
RE ________ x ________ x ________
ply width length
Warning - Do not exceed rated capacity.
Wide Body Basket Slings
WBB1906
WBB2906
WBB1908
WBB2908
WBB1910
WBB2910
WBB1912
WBB2912
WBB1916
WBB2916
WBB1920
WBB2920
WBB1924
WBB2924
These slings are designed to be used where you need a wide sling for load stability. To be used in a basket hitch only.
19200
35500
25600
46080
32000
56000
38400
65280
51200
81920
64000
96000
67800
107520
WBB ________ x ________ x ________
ply width length
Warning - Do not exceed rated capacity.
RIGGING
Wide Body
Stock Rated Capacity in lbs
NumberVertical Basket
Load Bearing
Load Bearing Basket Slings
Stock Rated Capacity in lbs
NumberVertical Basket
LBB1906
LBB1908
LBB1910
LBB1912
LBB1916
LBB1920
LBB1924
6000
6000
6000
6000
10000
10000
10000
These slings have a lower rated capacity than the wide body basket. Eyes are designed
to fit on small hoist hooks. To be used in a basket hitch only.
LBB ________ x ________ x ________
ply width length
Warning Do not exceed
rated capacity.
Specialty Slings cont.
Marine Slings
•Lead weights and third eye available
•Keel pads and sleeves available
Nylon Bridle slings
•2, 3 & 4 leg available upon request • Available in varied combinations of rings and/or hooks
Round slings
ApproximateApproximate
Color Body Diameter Body wt./ft.
Code
(inches)
(pounds)Vertical
Choker Basket
Purple
Green
Yellow
Tan
Red
White
Blue
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
0.60
0.80
1.00
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.55
1.75
1.95
2.35
3.15
3.95
4.80
0.30
0.40
0.50
0.60
0.80
0.90
1.20
1.50
2.00
2.80
3.60
4.60
5.80
2600
5300
8400
10600
13200
16800
21200
25000
31000
40000
53000
66000
90000
Warning - Horizontal sling angles less than 30° shall not be used.
2100
4200
6700
8500
10600
13400
17000
20000
24800
32000
42400
52800
72000
5200
10600
16800
21200
26400
33600
42400
50000
62000
80000
106000
132000
180000
60°
45°
4500
9200
14500
18400
22900
29100
36700
43300
53700
69300
91800
114300
155900
3700
7500
11900
15000
18700
23800
30000
25400
43800
56600
74900
93300
127300
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Specialty Slings cont.
Stone Handling Slings
• Designed for lifting stone, concrete, and other abrasive material
• 4" width only
Sling Options
Wear Pads:
Protective
wear pads
Reinforced
sling eyes
Protective
edge guard
Protective
boots
Hardware:
TriangleTriangle
TriangleChoker
Tags:
Laminated tags also available.
Coated Product
All nylon rigging products in this catalog can be coated. What does coating do for you? It will increase the lifetime of your sling five to ten
times, at a cost of only about 3 times an uncoated sling (price varies based on size). Call for details and pricing on the Total Tool Supply,
Inc. coated nylon product.
Other Nylon Products
Tow Straps
• Stock lengths 20' and 30'. • Custom lengths available.
NOTE: Above capacities are
breaking strength only, not
working load limits.
Not For Lifting
Heavy Duty • Durable
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Part #
TS2X20
TS2X30
TS3X30
TS4X30
TS6X30
Minimum
Breaking Strength
Width
20,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
60,000
2"
2"
3"
4"
6"
Nylon Tie Down Ratchets
We stock a variety of 1" and 2" tiedowns and ratchets. Custom sizes are also available upon request.
1" Ratchets
Ratchets - Assemblies in Stock
2" Ratchets
•1' fixed end standard
•Adjustable length in 20', 25', 27' & 30'
•J hook standard
•Working load limit - 3,335 lbs.
Part #
RAT1X6
RAT1X10
RAT1X12
RAT1X15
RAT1X20
RAT2X20J
RAT2X25JWH
RAT2X27J
RAT2X27JWH
RAT2X30J
RAT2X30JWH
S-hook
S-hook
S-hook
S-hook
S-hook
J-hook
J-hook
J-hook
J-hook
J-hook
J-hook
with Standard Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Wide Handle Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Wide Handle Ratchet
with Standard Ratchet
with Wide Handle Ratchet
Delta Ring
Flat Hook
Snap Hook
J-Hook
RIGGING
•1' fixed end standard
•Adjustable length in 6', 10', 12' & 15'
•S hook standard
•Working load limit - 400 lbs.
2 Inch 1 Inch
Working load limit on all above - 3,335 lbs.
Important: Tie-downs should be visually inspected for any obvious defects, flaws or wear by the person handling
it each time it is used. Do not use webbing of questionable safety. No repair of web allowed. Not for lifting—
load securement only.
Portable and Permanent-Mount Truck Winch
• Available in 4" only
Portable Winch
Weld-on Winch
Part #KI7020P1
Part #KI1820
Winch Straps
Other Tie Down Items
Minimum Breaking Strengths
Part #
Size
Breaking Strengths
STR2X30
2 inch
10,000 lb.
STR3X30
3 inch
15,000 lb.
STR4X27
4 inch
15,000 lb.
STR4X30
4 inch
15,000 lb.
Widths in 2", 3" and 4" • Lengths in 25' and 30'
Above are breaking strengths only.
Winch Bar
Part #KI37030
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Wire Rope Slings
Care & Use
•
•
•
•
•
•
Wire rope sling should be hung vertically when not in use to avoid being run over or kinking of material.
They should be stored in an area where they will not be damaged by moisture, heat, or corrosion.
Wire rope slings should be protected from sharp bends and edges.
Do not exceed rated capacity of the sling.
Slings should not be shortened with knots, bolts, or clips.
Do not allow sling to rotate at either end.
Inspection & Repair PER ANSI B30.9
Inspection
Replacement
All slings shall be visually inspected by the person handling the
sling each day they are used. In addition, a periodic inspection shall
be performed by a designated person, at least annually, and shall
include a record of the inspection.
Condition such as the following should be sufficient reason for
consideration of sling replacement:
• Distortion of the rope in the sling (such as kinking, crushing,
unstranding, birdcaging, main strand displacement or core
protrusion, loss of rope diameter in short rope lengths or
unevenness of outer strands) should provide evidence the
sling should be replaced.
• General corrosion.
• Broken or cut strands.
• Number, distribution, and type of visible broken wires.
• For strand laid and single part slings, ten randomly
distributed broken wires in one rope lay or five broken wires
in one rope strand in one rope lay. • Severe localized abrasion or scraping.
• Kinking, crushing, birdcaging, or any damage resulting in .
distortion of the rope structure.
• Evidence of heat damage.
• End attachments that are cracked, deformed, or worn to the
extent that the strength of the sling is substantially affected.
• Hooks should be inspected in accordance with ANSI B30.10.
• Severe corrosion of the rope or end attachments.
Multi-part removal criteria for cable laid and braided slings:
Allowable Broken Wire Per LayAllowable Broken
Or One Braid
Strands Per Single Lay
Less Than 8 Per Braid 20
Cable Laid 20
8 Parts and More 40
How to Order
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•
•
•
•
Know your load weight
Determine your wire rope diameter in inches (from chart, based on load weight.)
Sling length — measured from bearing point to bearing point.
Fittings required — thimble, hook, etc
1
1
1
WIRE ROPE SLING CAPACITIES
6 X 19 or 6 X 37 • EIPS • IWRC • Rated Capacity in Pounds
3/8
7/16
1/2
9/16
5/8
3/4
7/8
1
1-1/8
1-1/4
1-3/8
1-1/2
1-5/8
1-3/4
Vertical
2,800
3,800
5,000
6,400
7,800
11,200
15,200
19,600
24,000
30,000
36,000
42,000
48,000
56,000
1 LEG
Choker
2,200
2,800
3,800
4,800
5,800
8,200
11,200
14,400
18,200
22,000
26,000
32,000
36,000
42,000
Vertical Basket
or 2-Leg
5,800
7,800
10,200
12,800
15,600
22,000
30,000
40,000
48,000
60,000
72,000
84,000
98,000
114,000
60º
5,000
6,800
8,800
11,000
13,600
19,400
26,000
34,000
42,000
52,000
62,000
74,000
84,000
98,000
BASKET AND 2 LEG BRIDLE
45º
4,000
5,400
7,200
9,000
11,000
15,800
22,000
28,000
34,000
42,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
30º
2,800
3,800
5,000
6,400
7,800
11,200
15,200
19,600
24,000
30,000
36,000
42,000
48,000
56,000
RIGGING
Rope
Diameter
(inches)
Bulk Wire Rope
Total Tool carries a wide variety of wire rope for sale in bulk.
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Alloy Chain Slings
Care & Use
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Excessive temperatures can reduce the working load limits of a chain sling. Normal operating temperature range is -40° F to 400° F.
Chain sling links and legs should not be twisted or kinked.
Chemically active environments can reduce chain capacity.
Avoid dragging sling over abrasive surfaces.
Never side load, back load or tip load a hook.
Never rig a sling with an angle less than 30° to horizontal.
Inspection & Repair
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A visual inspection shall be performed by a designated person prior to use, or daily.
A complete inspection of the chain sling must be performed annually when slings are used for normal service.
More frequent inspections may be required when slings are used for severe service.
Written records must be kept.
Slings must be taken out of service if they are missing tags.
Sling repair should only be completed by the sling manufacturer or other qualified person.
ALLOY STEEL CHAIN SLING CAPACITIES
Grade 80 • Rated Capacity in Pounds
SINGLE LEG
90º
Chain
Size
(inches)
Chain
Size
(mm)
1/4 (9/32)
5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
7/8
1
1-1/4
7
8
10
13
16
20
22
26
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3,500
4,500
7,100
12,000
18,100
28,300
34,200
47,700
72,300
2 LEG
60º
45º
30º
6,100
7,800
12,300
20,800
31,300
49,000
59,200
82,600
125,200
4,900
6,400
10,000
17,000
25,600
40,000
48,400
67,400
102,200
3,500
4,500
7,100
12,000
18,100
28,300
34,200
47,700
72,300
3 LEG AND 4 LEG
60º
45º
9,100
11,700
18,400
31,200
47,000
73,500
88,900
123,900
187,800
7,400
9,500
15,100
25,500
38,400
60,000
72,500
101,200
153,400
30º
5,200
6,800
10,600
18,000
27,100
42,400
51,300
71,500
108,400
ALLOY STEEL CHAIN SLING CAPACITIES
Grade 100 • Rated Capacity in Pounds
SINGLE LEG
90º
Chain
30
2 LEG
3 LEG AND 4 LEG
60º
45º
30º
60º
45º
30º
Chain
Size
Size
(inches)
(mm)
7/32
6
3,200
5,500
4,500
3,200
8,300
6,800
4,800
1/4 (9/32)
7
4,300
7,400
6,100
4,300
11,200
9,100
6,400
5/16
8
5,700
9,900
8,100
5,700
14,800
12,100
8,500
3/8
10
8,800
15,200
12,400
8,800
22,900
18,700
13,200
1/2
13
15,000
26,000
21,200
15,000
39,000
31,800
22,500
5/8
16
22,600
39,100
32,000
22,600
58,700
47,900
33,900
Hardware Available
Web Hooks
Web Hooks
Working
Web Sling Round
Nominal
SlingLoad Size SizeLimit*
(in.)
(Number)
(tons)A
DO
T
1"
2"
3"
1
2
3
1-1/2
3
5
5.25
7.11
9.33
3.11
3.97
4.81
.91
1.09
1.36
.98
1.16
1.53
Weight
Each
(lbs.)
1.10
2.86
6.60
*Note: Proof load is 2-1/2 times Working Load Limit. Average straightening load (ultimate load) is 5
times Working Load Limit.
Dimensions
Web S-252 S-253
Bolt TypeScrew Type (Inch)
Sling
Round Working
Nominal Sling Load S-252 Weight S-253 Weight
Size SizeLimit*
Stock Each
Stock Each
(in.) (Number) (tons)
No. (lbs.)
No. (lbs.) A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
JKL
1
1 & 2
3-1/4 1020485 1.4
1020575 1.4
.88 .62 1.38 .75 1.50
.44 3.38 3.68 1.12 1.50
M
N
P
R
.75 2.69 3.22 .44 1.00
1.5
3 & 4
6-1/2 1020496 2.4
1020584 2.2
1.25 .75 1.75 .88 1.88
.50 4.15 4.25 1.31 1.81 1.00 3.38 4.03 .50 1.19
2
5 & 6
8-3/4 1020507 4.1
1020593 3.8
1.38 .88 2.25 1.00 2.81
.56 5.50 4.72 1.50 2.09 1.12 4.19 4.50 .50 1.44
3
7 & 8
12-1/2 1020518 8.0
1020602 7.3
1.62 1.12 3.25 1.25 3.06
6.34 5.88 1.88 2.62 1.38 5.62 5.59 .62 1.81
4
9 & 10
20-1/2 1020529 16.9
5
11 & 12
35
1020540 35.0
6
13
50
1020551 57.5
.75
1020611 15.2 2.12 1.38 4.50 1.50 5.75 .88
1020620 30.8 2.50 1.75 5.50 2.00 6.34 1.12
1020629 52.0 3.00 2.12 6.50 2.25 7.70 1.25
9.75 7.19 2.25 3.12 1.75 7.50 6.88 .75 2.13
11.50 9.31 3.00 4.19 2.25 9.19 8.66 1.00 2.88
13.75 10.38 3.38 4.75 2.75 11.00 10.22 1.22 3.19
*Note: Proof load is 2-1/2 times Working Load Limit. Average straightening load (ultimate load) is 5 times Working Load Limit.
Steel Shackles
Shackles
RIGGING
Shackles
Dimensions & Data
Ultimate
Strength
Part Webbing
in No. Strength Pounds
*WLL
WL
D
P
R
E
Weight
Each
SS-2
2"
32,300
8050
2
2-1/4
5/8
3/4
1-5/8
5/8
1.7
SS-3
3"
52,200
13,050
3
3-1/4
3/4
7/8
1-7/8
3/4
2.8
SS-4
4"
43,200
10,800
4
3-3/4
3/4
7/8
1-7/8
7/8
3.1
SS-5
5"
72,000
18,000
5
4-1/4
7/8
1
2-1/8
7/8
4.8
SS-6
6"
72,000
18,000
6
4-3/4
1
1-1/8
2-3/8
1
6.8
SS-6H
6"
95,400
23,850
6
4-3/4
1-1/8
1-1/4
2-5/8
1
9.8
*Working Load Limit
Many other hardware items available. Call for specific information.
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Rigging & Lifting Additional Services
Safety Training
All lifting operations are dangerous! .
Total Tool’s goal is to make lifting
operations as safe as possible and
to support this goal we offer .
a variety of training courses. Standard Courses:
Qualified Riggers
Safety Training
Attendees will learn more
about rigging gear use and
maintenance and general
rigging and lifting safety.
Qualified Riggers training
will cover:
efinitions related to slings,
•D
hoists and rigging gear
igging hardware
•R
specifications, identification
and selection criteria
• I nspection & removal criteria
per OSHA & ASME
• Safe rigging practices
• F actors that effect Working
Load Limit
• Proper sling hitches
roper application of sling
•P
protectors
• Knots for tag lines
Qualified Signal training
will cover:
• Know and understand the
type of signals used at the
worksite level
• I s competent in
using signals
• Understands the operations
and limitations of the
equipment, including the
crane dynamics involved in
swinging, raising, lowering
and stopping loads and in
boom deflection from
hoisting loads
As of November 8, 2010
employers must ensure there
signal person is qualified, with
a third party evaluator or with
an employers qualified
evaluator.
Both classes are OSHA
qualified programs. Written
test must be passed to earn
OSHA certification. Additional
rigging training options
available by request. Who should attend?
Qualified Signal
Person Training
Safety Managers, Construction
Laborers, Salvage Workers,
Industrial Workers, Supervisors &
Engineers, Construction Job
Supervisors or Managers, Crane .
& Rigging Crews, Millwright
Workers
A signal person is required
when the point of operation is
not in full view of the operator,
the operator's view is
obstructed in the direction the
equipment is traveling or
Seminars are available throughout
the year. Call your local Total Tool
Supply, Inc location for more
details. We will also customize
training and come to your facility
or job site upon request.
Attendees should have good
working knowledge of Rigging
and Lifting operations prior to
attending.
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because of site specific safety
concerns.
Proof Testing
Total Tool has proof testing .
equipment at 5 of our 9 facilities,
making proof testing a quick and
easy job. Our testers will test up to .
100,000 lbs. If you need something .
proof tested, please contact us. Rigging Inspections
All our Rigging employees and
sales people are trained to inspect
rigging gear. We will be glad to .
set up a schedule and do the
OSHA required inspections to .
your rigging products. We will
supply you with documentation
following the inspections for your
records and remove from service
all products that do not meet .
safety standards. For more .
information on this service, .
contact your local Total Tool .
sales representative or location. Repair Service
Total Tool can repair Rigging .
products, when appropriate, at .
all of our manufacturing facilities. Crane & Hoist
Total Tool Supply’s Crane and Hoist division is your source for
• Overhead Bridge Cranes
• Jib Cranes
• Monorail Cranes
• Wire Rope Hoists and Chain Hoists
• Replacement parts and service.
We represent top quality manufacturers like: R&M, Yale,
Shawbox, Budget, Chester, Harrington and Coffing just to name
a few. Whether you are building a new facility or adding capacity
to an existing facility our experienced sales staff can help with
the design and installation of a material handling system to fit
your needs.
We also provide OSHA required annual crane and hoist inspections. Our experienced inspectors can also perform any required
repairs, upgrade your crane including installation of radio controls, and perform load testing. Finally, Total Tool Supply can
source parts for any make or model of crane or hoist.
Please visit our website www.totaltool.com for more details on
our Crane & Hoist services.
A material handling system within a building consisting of a
hoist which moves laterally on a beam or bridge which, in turn,
moves longitudinally on a runway made of beams and rails. Loads can be moved to any point within the area bounded by
the bridge span and runway beams. Overhead bridge cranes
come in four basic configurations:
• Top Running. The crane bridge travels on top of rails mounted on a runway beam supported by either the building columns or columns specifically engineered for the crane.
• Under Running. The crane bridge travels on the bottom
flange of the runway beam which is usually supported by the
roof structure.
• Single Girder. The crane consists of two end trucks, a single
bridge girder and the trolley hoist unit. The trolley runs on
the bottom flange of the bridge girder.
crane & hoist
Bridge Cranes
• Double Girder. The crane consists of two end trucks, two
bridge cranes and the trolley hoist unit. The trolley runs on
rails on top of the bridge girders.
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Crane & Hoist
Jib Cranes
Jib cranes are an inexpensive alternative to overhead bridge cranes
and are more versatile in more applications than bridge cranes or stationary mounted hoists. Most often
they are used for coverage over a
single welding, assembly or machining work station. We can provide
you a complete jib crane system
including the jib, hoist, installation,
start up and testing. The basic jib
crane types are:
• Free Standing/Floor Mounted. Perfect underneath bridge cranes,
in open areas where they can serve
several work stations, in outdoor
applications such as loading docks
or in machining and assembly
operations where they can be
overlapped with other jib cranes to
provide staged coverage. Standard
capacities from 500 to 10,000 lbs,
with spans up to 20ft. Special
orders also available.
• Wall Mounted Full Cantilever. These cranes provide hoist coverage and 200° rotation for individual use in bays, along walls, or columns of plants, or as a supplement to an overhead crane system. Full cantilevered job cranes have
the advantage of providing maximum lift for the hoist, since it can
be installed very close to the
underside of the lowest obstruction. It is composed of a vertical
mast mounted to two brackets on
a wall or vertical building beam
with a boom that cantilevers out,
perpendicular from the wall to the
top. Standard capacities from 1/4
ton to 5 tons and spans up to 20ft. Special orders also available.
• Wall Mounted Tie Rod Jib Crane. These cranes are the most economical means of providing hoist
coverage for individual use in bays,
along walls or columns of plants,
or as a supplement to an overhead
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crane system. This jib has two
brackets that mount to a wall or
building beam. The bottom bracket has a boom that is perpendicular to the wall with a bracket
toward the end that a tie rod is
attached to. This is typically the
least expensive jib, but it takes up
the most head room and it exerts
the most force on whatever it’s
mounted to. Standard capacities
are form 1/2 ton to 5 ton with
spans up to 20ft. Special orders
also available.
• Articulating Jib Crane. These
cranes offer a material handling
solution for applications moving
around beams, corners, reaching
under or into machinery. Articulating jibs can be floor, wall,
ceiling or bridge crane mounted to
best suit your application. Standard capacities are 150 to
2,000 lbs with spans up to 16ft. Special orders also available.
Monorail Cranes
With a monorail system, the hoist
and trolley run on a single stationary
beam. Monorail systems are an
effective method of moving and
positioning loads to specific locations. Monorails are commonly
used for repetitive jobs, such as
paint booths or water treatment
plants in maintenance applications. The monorail allows two axes of
hook movement: up/down and
north/south along the monorail
beam. There is no lateral motion
under a monorail beam. We can
design the monorail hoist support
structure, including beams and
hangers.
Gantry Cranes
Gantry cranes can be a practical
solution when your building will not
support a bridge crane, when you
only need a crane intermittently or
when you need a portable solution. Gantry cranes can come in many different sizes. They can be small
enough to be disassembled and put
in the back of a truck for transportation to another site or be a permanently installed crane that runs on
tracks with capacities of over 25
tones. Smaller gantry cranes can be
adjustable in height and span making them very versatile. In addition,
they can be mounted on casters or
built to run on tracks in the floor. Some gantry cranes are even built
from aluminum. Stand sizes we
manufacture are over 5 tons and a
span greater then 30ft. Special
orders also available.
Inspections
Our hoist and crane inspection is a
comprehensive assessment, available for all brands of overhead
cranes and hoist, to help ensure
compliance, improve safety & reliability, and lower the cost of ownership. Total Tool's inspectors are fully
trained and equipped, our inspection reports are provided in PDF format for easy storage and retrieval.
Benefits of our Inspections:
• Reliability - minor problems can be
corrected before they lead to a
breakdown.
• Fast turnaround - You will receive
your inspection reports in 24 hours
or less, and a proposal for replacement parts and repairs in 5 business days.
• Equipment - Our inspectors are
fully equipped including a man
life.
• Superior Service - Total Tool can
also inspect and repair your manual hoists and rigging while on-site. We can replace and repair defective rigging because we manufacture our own rigging!
How Often Are Crane Inspections
Required?
Crane & Hoist
Please note that this section does not
cover all possible situations where OSHA
may require a crane to be inspected. It is
intended to be a general guideline. Daily
The operator is required to perform a
simple inspection daily or prior to each
shift for plants running multiple shifts. The person performing the inspection
must be trained how to conduct the
inspection and what to look and listen
for. This inspection is not required to be
documented. Monthly
Each month you are required to do a
hook and wire rope/chain inspection, the
person performing the inspection must
be trained on how to perform the inspection. Hook and wire rope inspections
must be documented.
Periodically (1-12 months)
Depending on usage you are required to
do a complete, or what most crane
inspection companies call an "annual"
inspection of the crane. The person performing the inspection must be trained
on how to perform the inspection. Periodic inspections must be documented. In most cases performing the periodic inspection annually is sufficient.
Markets Served
We serve the entire states of Minnesota
and Wisconsin. We also cover portions of
Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Repair
Total Tool Supply's experienced service
technicians know that downtime is
expensive and they are committed to
getting you back up and running as soon
as possible. Our technicians are fully
equipped with a full complement of
tools, rigging, and a man lift. We can
repair and provide parts for all makes
and models of overhead cranes and
hoisting equipment.
Most common types of repairs:
• Replacement wire ropes with installation.
• Electrical troubleshooting.
• Control pendant repairs and replacements.
• Brake repairs and replacements.
• Load testing including rental of test
weights.
• Gearbox repairs and replacements.
• Runway repairs and alignment.
In-House Hoist Repair
Sometimes it is not economical to send a
service tech to your site to repair smaller
electric chain hoist or manual hoisting
equipment such as chain falls or lever
hoists. Total Tool has regional repair
shops that can handles those repairs. We
repair all major brands and models, we
can even offer rental hoisting equipment
so you can continue to work while your
equipment is in for repair.
Load Testing
Did you know that every newly installed
crane must be load tested prior to being
put into service and a record of that test
must be kept on-site and provided to
OSHA if requested? Total Tool offers load
testing services including providing the
test weights or a crane scale to measure
the weight of a load provided by you.
Inspection Services
Total Tool has been in business for more than 25 years. From the beginning we have recognized the importance of service to our .
customers. That is why we not only sell tools and equipment but we also repair, inspect and certify tools and equipment. This diversity .
has put Total Tool in the unique position of being able to sell, inspect and repair almost any type of equipment used in manufacturing .
or construction. In the past, a company would have had to purchase equipment from one or two vendors, rigging product from another
vendor, then either try to perform their own equipment and rigging inspections or hire another company to perform these services. .
Now there is one source to get all of these goods and services, Total Tool Supply Inc.
Lifting System Programs
What is a Lifting System Program (LSP)? An LSP refers to every component of lifting. The main components are:
repair
•Crane & Hoists
•Lifting Items: Nylon, Chain & Cable
•Structures
•Specialty Lifting Devices
•Comealongs & Chainfalls
Total Tool will inspect, test and certify components and offer record keeping and recording where necessary. Our professionally .
trained staff will walk your company thru all steps of implementing a Lifting System Program in your facility.
Other Inspection & Certification Services
Other Products Inspected and/or Certified:
•Harnesses & Lanyards •Man Lifts
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Repair Department
The philosophy of Total Tool’s Repair Department is simple—Do it all right the first time. Your equipment will be ready and working when
you pick it up. After all, if your tools are in the shop, they are of no value to you.
You will find the repair department staff to be qualified trained technicians who are pleasant and professional. Each repair person specializes
in particular lines, and therefore, is an expert on those brands. You’ll get fast turn-around because of our large selection of in-stock parts. Bring in your tools for both general repair and warranty repair on these product names:
•Air Equipment: All major brands
•Air Tools/Compressors: All major brands
•Bending and Pulling Equipment: All major brands
•Compaction Equipment: All major brands
•Concrete Vibrators: All major brands
•Gas Powered Saws: Husqvarna, Partner, Stihl
•Gas Small Engines: Wisconsin Robin, Briggs & Stratton, Honda, Kohler, and others
•Generators: Kohler, Yamaha, Multiquip, Honda, Onan, DeWalt and others
•Hoisting Equipment: All major brands
•Hydraulic Torque Wrench Repair & Calibration: SPX, Enerpac, TorcUp, Hytorc, Rad, Titan
•Hydraulics: Anderson, Burndy, Enerpac, Fairmont, Geismar, Greenlee, Huskie, Matweld, OTC, Racine, Square D, Stanley, T&B, Wheeler
•Material Lifts: Genie, Sumner, Vermette
•Retractable Lifelines/Retrieval Systems: DBI
•See Snakes: Ridgid
•Small Power Tools: DeWalt, Bosch, Metabo, Milwaukee, Panasonic, Porter-Cable
•Threading Equipment: Ridgid, Collins, Oster, Rothenberger
Specialty Repair
• Ridgid Propress
• Stanley Pin Brazing
• Hydraulic Torque Wrench Repair & Calibration
• Gauge Calibration & Testing
Parts Department
Total Tool stocks and sells a wide variety of parts. If you repair your tools and equipment in-house, our repair department can still
help. Whether looking for that hard to find part or a parts breakdown, call Total Tool Supply first.
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Total Tool is a certified
warranty repair center for the
following manufacturers:
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Index
A
F
M
S
Air Compressors..................3
Air Drills...............................3
Air Hoist................................9
Air Impact Wrenches.............3
Air Mover..............................4
Air Tuggers............................9
Fans........................................4
Fish Tapes.............................12
Flexible Shaft Vibrator........4
Freeze Kit.............................17
Magnetic Drill Press..........15
Man Hole Blowers................4
Material Lifts.....................11
Mitre Saws............................8
Monitors.............................20
Safety Equipment...............20
Saws.......................................8
Seesnakes............................16
Scaling Hammer....................3
Shears...................................8
Sheaves................................13
Slings..........21,22,23,24,25,26
Soldering Tool....................17
Storage Boxes.....................18
Submersible Pumps............18
B
Backfill Tampers...................3
Bandsaws..............................8
Benders...............................13
Blowers.................................4
Boxes...................................18
C
Cable Benders.....................11
Cable Crimpers...................11
Cable Cutters......................11
Cable Feeder........................12
Cable Pullers......................12
Carts....................................10
Chain Falls Hoists...........9,10
Chipping Hammers................3
Chop Saws.............................7
Circular Saws.......................8
Come-A-Longs........................9
Compaction............................4
Concrete Cutting Saws.....5,7
Concrete Mixer.....................4
Core Bits...............................6
Core Drills............................6
Crane & Hoist............33,34,35
Crimpers..............................11
Cut Off Machines..................7
Cutters, Cable.....................11
Cutters, Pipe..................15,16
Cylinders.............................14
D
Demolition Hammer..............6
Diamond Blades....................5
Diamond Core Bits................6
Die Heads.............................17
Dollies.................................10
Drain Cleaners....................16
Drills..................................6,8
E
Electric Hoists...................10
G
Gang Boxes..........................18
Gas Monitors......................20
Genie Lifts...........................11
Generators..........................19
Grinders................................8
H
Hand Reamers.....................15
Hammer Drills......................6
Heaters..................................4
High Cycle Generators.......19
Hilman Rollers...................11
Hoists..................................10
Hose.......................................3
Hot Tapper...........................17
Hydraulic Cylinders...........14
Hydraulic Power Units.......14
Hydraulic Punch.................14
Hydraulic Pumps............13,14
Hydrostatic Testers...........16
I
Impact Wrenches................3,8
Inspection and Repair.........28
J
Jack Hammers, Air.................3
Jack Hammers, Electric........6
Jacks................................11,14
Jumping Jacks.........................4
K
Kerosene heaters.................4
Knockout Tools...................11
L
Ladders................................20
Lasers..................................14
Levels...................................14
Lifelines...............................20
Lifts.....................................11
Lighting...............................14
N
Needle Scaler........................3
Nibblers.................................8
P
Package Rents.......................1
Pallet Trucks.......................11
Paving Breakers....................3
Piping Equipment......15,16,17
Pipe Benders.......................13
Pipe Cutters........................15
Pipe Freeze Kit.....................17
Pipe Reels............................16
Pipe Saw.................................3
Pipe Stands..........................17
Pipe Threaders....................17
Pipe Wrenches.....................17
Plate Compactors.................4
Portaband Saws....................8
Post Hole Digger................15
Pressure Washers..............15
Pulling Socks/Grips...........12
Pullers, Wire.......................12
Pumps..............................13,18
Propane Space Heaters.........4
Pry Bar Dolly......................10
R
Rammer..................................4
Reamers...............................15
Reciprocating Saws..............8
Reel Stands.........................12
Retractable Lifelines.........20
Retrieval Systems...............20
Repair Department..............36
Rivet Buster..........................3
Rock Drills............................3
Rollers................................11
Rol-A-Lifts...........................11
Roll Groovers.....................17
Rope.....................................12
Roto Hammers.......................6
Roustabouts.......................11
T
Tampers, Backfill..................3
T-Drill..................................17
Threaders............................17
Tie Down Ratchets..............27
Tools Storage.....................18
Torque Wrenches................18
Tow Straps..........................26
Transits...............................14
Trash Pumps........................18
Tripods................................20
Trolleys...............................10
Tube Benders.......................13
Tuggers..................................9
V
Vacuums.................................8
Vises.....................................16
W
Walk Behind Saws.................5
Washers...............................15
Water Pumps.......................18
Web Slings...........................21
Welders...............................19
Wheelbarrow........................4
Winch..............................10,27
Wire Pullers..................12,13
Wire rope Slings.................28
Wrenches.............................17
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St. Paul, Minnesota
800.444.4899
315 N Pierce Street
St Paul, MN 55104
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800.395.1516
622 SE 5th Street
Des Moines, IA 50309
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866.363.8665
2919 E Beltline Hwy
Hibbing, MN 55746
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800.279.2658
2611 Kimco Drive
Lincoln, NE 68521
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800.274.6676
426 Ogden Avenue
Superior, WI 54880
Omaha, Nebraska
888.752.4446
4515 South 90th Street
Omaha, NE 68127
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800.261.8665
7110 Packer Drive
Wausau, WI 54401
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877.485.6343
601 Lakeshore Drive
Ishpeming, MI 49849
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888.509.5566
215 Allegiance Court
Appleton, WI 54913
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800.444.0453
275 Southwest Blvd
Kansas City, KS 66103
651.646.4055
218.263.8687
715.392.2294
715.848.2703
920.687.4061
515.244.1516
402.476.6673
402.592.7385
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