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Safe-T-Step has a hook
30th May 2002, Page 22
30th May 2002
Page 22
Page 22, 30th May 2002
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• Getting inside service vans equipped with tow hitches can be an awkward job—but not with the new Hope Safe-T-Step.
The Safe-T-Step has a ball or pintie-type tow hook built into the step area with the lighting socket located beneath the 236mmdeep, full-width platform.
Step sets can be supplied with integral ultrasonic distance meters with an LED and buzzer in the cab.
They weigh nig and cost between £275 and £325 depending on whether a tow ball is fitted; each Safe-T-Step is built to order to cater for different ball heights.
• Contact 01344 624855.