Wreckers  
   
Quick Pick  
   
Designed for a large number of tows in a short period of time, Jerr-Dan's Quick-Pick is ideal for impounding and repossession work as well as quick spot movements in storage yards. A patented variable width body features a low profile tapered rear deck for superior rearward visibility.
   
Standard Equipment
   
  • Patented Adjustable Width Aluminum Body
  • Drivers Side Tool Storage Compartment
  • Patented Over Center LOCKLINK "L" Arm Locking Device
  • Wiring Harness
  • Light Pylon
  • Hook Up Lights
  • 2 Style Of L Arms Avilable Fixed And Adjustable
  • Trailer Towing Adapter
  • Lubrication Fittings On All Pivot Points
  • Computer Designed Integral All Hydraulic Wheel Lift System
  • Hydraulic Extendable Lifting Boom w/ Power Tilt & Fold w/ Holding Valves
  • Low Profile Crossbar
  • Mud Flaps
  • In Cab Hydraulic Controls w/ Accessible Manual Back Up
  • Friction Adjustable Crossbar Assembly
  • No Exposed Hydraulic Lines / Hoses
  • Hi Tech Wear Pad System
  • Alloy Safety Chains w/ Boom Storage Pockets
  • Quick Pick II Equipped W/ 16,000 lbs. Extended Capacity Recovery Boom
  • Tie Down Safety Straps
  • Back Up Alarm
   
   
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Light Duty
 
 
Specifications
A. Tailboard to Centerline of Tire Grid: 52.2",
4000 Lbs
 
B. Tailboard to Centerline of Tire Grid at Tow Height 63.5", 4000 Lbs
 
C. Tailboard to Centerline of Tire Grid 81.5",
4000 Lbs
 
D. Tailboard to Centerlineof Tire Grid at Tow Height 92.5", 4000 Lbs
 
E. Centerline of Rear Axle to Tailboard: 35.75"
 
F. Power Tilt 30 Degrees Up / 10 Degrees Down
 
Tow Rating 7,500 Lbs
 
The Tow Rating of your recovery equipment is limited by the GAWR's (Gross Axle Weight Rating); the GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) and the GCWR (Gross Combination Weight Rating) of your recovery vehicle as established by the final stage manufactur. Specifically the total weight of all loads, (cars, SUV's pickups, etc.) placed on the recovery equipment including it's wheel lift PLUS the actual empty weight of the recovery equipment including driver, passengers, fuel, tools and miscellaneous equipment Must Not exceed any GAWR's, GVWR nor GCWR of your recovery equipment.
 
The load carring capacity of any truck is determined by the GVWR of the cah chassis. It is important that you determine that your truck has satisfactory carrying capacity and axle ratings to your specific application. Specifications subject to change without prior notification. Some equipment shownmay be optional.