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Wholesaler, Distributor & Importer of
Costume Jewelry and Accessories.
Forearm Forklift
Necklace Sets, Bracelets
Earrings & SCARVES.
100’s of beautiful pieces to choose from.
ABOVE ALL CO. FOREARM was not designed to replace dol-
No Minimum
FORKLIFT INC. offers the pat- lies and hand trucks, but rather
ented, Forearm Forklift, which is to complement them. They are
a pair of lifting straps, invented not a good choice, for example,
by this company. It fi ts on fore- on staircases, over rugs or hard-
FREE
arms, making them work like wood and marble fl oors, where
SHIPPING
Over $250
a fulcrum to make everything they will scratch the surface. Lift-
that’s carried 66 percent lighter ing heavy objects off the ground
than it is. The straps are made by hand stresses the lower lum-
of super strength webbing, and bar region. Forearm Forklift has
each strap is nine feet, four no wheels, but keeps objects off
inches long and has 48 inches the ground.
of adjustment, so that one size The pair weighs just one lb.
fi ts all. and comes folded in a package
Beaded, Contemporary, & Silver/Gold.
that is seven by six by three
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There are three black padded
inserts at the end of each strap.
Users choose one of the three,
depending on the size and height
of the object to be carried. Then
the straps are put on the two us-
ers’ forearms, and the other end
is looped around the object to
be carried. It will lift up to at
least 700 lbs., which surpasses
the weight of washers/driers, ar-
moires, sofas, sheets of drywall,
windows, refrigerators and even
an upright piano.
Forearm Forklift was invented
by Above All’s principals, and
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