Fifth wheel device for rackable switchgear units

Land vehicles – Wheeled – Extensible

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280767, B60S 908

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ABSTRACT:
A steerable and rackable electrical apparatus system including a wheeled rackable electrical apparatus (10). The system allows steerable movement of an unracked apparatus (10) that has been removed from a switchgear cabinet. The system includes a device (20) with a lifting bracket (22) selectively attachable and detachable from the electrical apparatus (10); and a steerable, wheeled, self-supporting lifting device (30) for lifting a portion of the electrical apparatus (10) to a lifted position and for supporting weight of the lifted apparatus (10) without operator lifting effort. The lifting device (30) may be screw jack with a castered wheel (38) that is coupled to the lifting bracket (22).

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Fulton Performance Products, Marine, A-Frame, AG. & Industrial Jacks. Brochure No. JC 91.

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