Appleton Continuous Swivel Base Cat. Shrla Pheumatic Or Fluid 360 Degree Swivel on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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This was a perfect working swivel base..I never had time to pressure test it myself..But I was told it didn't leak..If it ever does, a simple seal replacement is all it would need.It spins nicely, but with a little amount of tension to it (that means the seal is still nice and tight and sealing good)..any questions, just message me.
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