ET/TT-2 "Original" Holds 3 Trimmers - Enclosed Trailer
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ET/TT-2 "Original" Holds 3 Trimmers - Enclosed Trailer
Patent # 5647489
The patented TT-2 is unquestionably the world's finest, fastest, and most secure trimmer rack.
Whether you choose the TT-2 "Original" (holds 3) or the TT-2-Pro-4 (holds 4) you will have peace of mind knowing your trimmers are protected from theft and damage, yet easily accessible. Unlike other "wannabe copy cat" racks, the TT-2 can be loaded or unloaded in only two seconds. Trimmers are automatically latched and tightly clamped in place, completely eliminating any chance for operator error. There are no time consuming pins to fumble with or forget. With other racks you willl have the hassle of a multi-step procedure dozens of times each day. And after all, wouldn't you like a little less hassle in your day?
• Trimmers will not roll around or slide back and forth in rack. Broken triggers, flooded engines, and spilled fuel are a thing of the past.
• Heavy all welded steel construction and a durable powder coat finish.
• Mounts to open (TT-2 Original) or enclosed trailers (ET/TT-2 Original) quickly and easily.
• Attaches to upper and lower rails of trailer creating a much stronger mount than racks that attach to the top rail only.
• Pre-Punched holes for simple installation of the HT-1 hand tool rack.
• Locks with a single padlock.
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Instructions
TT-2 Trimmer Rack Instructions Page 1
TT-2 Trimmer Rack Instructions Page 2
CS-1 Cradle Support Kit Instructions (Optional)
Videos
Included with your trimmer rack is a length of plastic spiral wrap (TT SW-1) which can be installed onto your trimmer shaft(s) to add additional protection where the shaft contacts the rubber cover on the racks hooks. Cut the wrap into approximately 6” long pieces and wrap it around the shaft near the trimmer head where the shaft rest in the hook. See pictures below.
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