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The Sealey PH5 Low Profile Engine Crane is a specialist lifting tool designed for working in confined spaces and low-clearance workshops. With a frame height of just 100mm at the wheels, this engine crane can slide beneath vehicles with minimal ground clearance, making it ideal for garage environments where standard engine cranes cannot reach. Weighing only 37kg, the PH5 is one of the lightest engine cranes available, offering exceptional manoeuvrability without compromising lifting capacity. The crane features four adjustable jib positions, delivering lifting capacities from 500kg at the shortest reach to 200kg at maximum extension, with lift heights ranging from 1950mm to 2250mm depending on configuration. Heavy-duty castors ensure smooth movement even under load, whilst side-mounted pump access provides safe and convenient operation. The crane arrives in knock-down form requiring self-assembly, and the compact design makes it particularly suitable for mobile mechanics, small workshops, and technicians working on lower-profile vehicles or in space-restricted locations. Features and Benefits: • Ultra-low 100mm frame height enables access under low-clearance vehicles • Lightweight 37kg construction for easy transportation and positioning • Four adjustable jib positions offering lifting capacities from 200kg to 500kg • Side-mounted hydraulic pump for safer load handling • Heavy-duty castors for smooth manoeuvrability under load Specifications: Brand: Sealey Height Jib Down: 1330mm Height Legs Folded: n/a Height of Frame: 100mm Length Legs Extended: n/a Length of Jib Position 1: 750mm Length of Jib Position 2: 860mm Length of Jib Position 3: 980mm Length of Jib Position 4: 1100mm Length of Jib Position 5: n/a Length: 1210mm Lifting Capacity in Position 1: 500kg Lifting Capacity in Position 2: 400kg Lifting Capacity in Position 3: 300kg Lifting Capacity in Position 4: 200kg Lifting Capacity in Position 5: n/a Max. Lift Ht at Jib Position 1: 1950mm Max. Lift Ht at Jib Position 2: 2050mm Max. Lift Ht at Jib Position 3: 2150mm Max. Lift Ht at Jib Position 4: 2250mm Max. Lift Ht at Jib Position 5: n/a Nett Weight: 37kg Rear Width: 550mm Width Front Frame: 800mm Width Inside Front Frame: 700mm
