Oversized tear-down bench

Mar 5, 2002

Shure Manufacturing’s Deluxe Tear-Down Bench eliminates unsafe spills and speeds work on transmissions, small engines and hydraulic systems, the company says. The Tear-Down Bench features a reinforced top with 1/2-inch lip on all sides and an offset drain. It measures 60 inches wide and 32 inches deep with an adjustable height.

Shure Manufacturing Co. (www.shureusa.com)

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