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- Heavy Duty Steel Construction
- 200kg Max Load
- 200mm Axle Mounted Wheels
- 200mm Rear Swivel Castor
- Optional Perforated Base & Drain Plug
- Optional Factory Fitted Fork Guides
- Made in Britain
Loadtek Heavy Duty Tilting Skip Bin – 400kg Load
From £743.70 Ex. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Quick View- Heavy Duty Steel Construction
- 200kg Max Load
- 200mm Axle Mounted Wheels
- 200mm Rear Swivel Castor
- Optional Perforated Base & Drain Plug
- Optional Factory Fitted Fork Guides
- Made in Britain
Loadtek Heavy Duty Tilting Skip Bin – 200kg Load
From £682.28 Ex. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Quick View- Heavy Duty Steel Construction
- 250kg Max Load
- Ergonomic Handle Design
- 400mm Pneumatic or Solid Rubber Tyres
- Finished in Blue Epoxy
- Made in Britain
Loadtek Tilting Wheelbarrow Bin Skip
From £530.99 Ex. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Quick View
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