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Wilkie 52XLR
Wilkie Mfg. L.L.C.
Cranes/Lifts
This is a Wilkie model 52XLR mounted on a Ford F-550
Wilkie Mfg. LL.C. designs its equipment for the Sign and Lighting Industries and we cover a range of
15.85 meters (52 feet) to 21.9 meters (72 feet) in working height and lifting capacity up to 2268 kilograms (5000 pounds) with a full range of options.
Buy factory direct or through our Canadian dealer (405) 235-0920.
Additional Information
Wilkie 52XLR remote service craneContact Information
Phone: (405) 235-0920
Email:
bryan@wilkiemfg.com
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