DJ Products Releases CarDaddy Vehicle Puller 6K
The safe and efficient solution to moving vehicles without causing damage to the bumper.
The safe and efficient solution to moving vehicles without causing damage to the bumper.
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LITTLE FALLS, Minn. – DJ Products announced the release of the CarDaddy Vehicle Puller 6K. The CarCaddy VP6K is specifically designed to pull vehicles easily, safely and efficiently without causing damage to the bumper or body of the vehicle.
Hydraulic roller arms extend to safely grab and lift the vehicle’s front two wheels without disturbing the front bumper or body. This operation eliminates cumbersome straps, hooks and brackets needed to pull a vehicle or to bump a vehicle from behind with rubber push pads.
The CarCaddy VP6K is easy-to-operate allowing a single operator to maneuver a vehicle up to 6k lbs. in even the most confined spaces.
Most commonly used to maneuver inoperable vehicles in tight areas, the CarCaddy VP6K can be used in and around automotive testing labs, auto museums, car collections, body shops, at the end of a production line, on a dealership showroom floor, as well as for government highway service organizations.
Click here to learn more about CarCaddy Vehicle Puller 6K and to view a full list of the unit’s features and specifications.
To request a product demo or for more information, reach out to a DJ Products Sales Engineer at 1-800-686-2651. Our service teams specialize in providing custom solutions for a variety of unique applications.
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