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Triumph NTC-950-2 Tire Changer, NTB-1200 Wheel Balancer Combo

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Triumph NTC-950-2 Tire Changer, NTB-1200 Wheel Balancer ComboThe Triumph NTC 950 2 with Dual Assist Tower is the perfect wheel clamp tire changer for most general repair and wheel service shops. Preforms basic tire changes safely and quickly. Capable of changing run flats and the majority of the alloy, custom wheels for cars, light duty trucks and SUV's. Included non marring duck head for aluminum wheels. Large 15" bead breaker and 28" clamping capacity with bead seating system. Triumph NTB 1200, Electronic

The Triumph NTC-950-2 with Dual-Assist-Tower is the perfect wheel clamp tire changer for most general repair and wheel service shops. Preforms basic tire changes safely and quickly. Capable of changing run-flats and the majority of the alloy, custom wheels for cars, light duty trucks and SUV's. Included non-marring duck head for aluminum wheels. Large 15" bead breaker and 28" clamping capacity with bead seating system.

Triumph NTB-1200, Electronic Truck Wheel BalancerA true heavy duty wheel balancer. This machine is for your large truck wheels and your small passenger wheels. Comes standard with auto distance and wheel diameter measuring. Protective cover included.

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TRIUMPH NTC-950-2 SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Inside Clamping: 16" to 28"
  • Outside Clamping: 14" to 26"
  • Max Wheel Width: 15"
  • Max Tire Diameter: 43"
  • Bead Blast System
  • Horsepower: 1.5
  • Bead Breaker Force: 5,500 lbs
  • Max PSI: 120
  • Voltage: 110
  • Assemble Size: 56" x 93" x 80 (DxHxW)
  • Shipping Size: 51" x 38" x 51" (DxHxW)
  • Shipping Weight: 900 lbs
  • FREE SHIPPING - INCLUDES LIFT GATE DELIVERY

 

TRIUMPH NTB-1200 SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Wheel Size: 10" to 28"
  • Max Tire Diameter: 51"
  • Rim Width: 1.5" to 20"
  • Max Wheel Weight: 350-lb
  • Manual Data Entry
  • Display: Standard and Metric
  • Accuracy: +/-1 Gram +/-10 Gram
  • Cycle Time: 8 Seconds
  • Horsepower: 1/3
  • Voltage: 110
  • Shipping Size: 47" x 39" x 50"
  • Shipping Weight: 720-lb
  • FREE SHIPPING - INCLUDES LIFT GATE DELIVERY

Shipping Tire Equipment:

Your Tire Equipment ships on an LTL common carrier freight company. It is taken to your location on a 48-foot semi-truck. Please note the following before making your purchase:

  • Tire Equipment ships with lift gate service.  Truck driver will lower tire equipment to the ground at back of truck. Auto Lifts do not include lift gate service.
  • Truck driver does not move tire equipment inside your shop or garage. Truck driver does not assemble tire equipment. Truck driver only drives the truck.
  • If you prefer, we can ship to our carrier's nearest freight terminal for you to pickup with a trailer or moving van.
  • You are responsible for calling the freight company to make a delivery appointment. We don't know your schedule so we can't do this for you.
  • Free shipping does not include shipping to Government Secure Locations, State and National Parks, Constructions Sites, Islands, Alaska or Hawaii.

When your tire equipment ships, we will email you the carrier information and tracking number. Freight shipping is slower than small package shipping and can take 3-14 days depending on your location so please be patient.

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