With this new feature, operators no longer need to worry about pumping a reel by hand. Instead, the drill does all the hard work — raising a 2,000-lb. reel from the ground to a loaded position in under 25 seconds.

Stellar Industries, a 100 percent employee-owned and -operated manufacturer of mechanic trucks, cranes, tire service trucks, hooklifts, trailers and service truck and van accessories, announced the launch of a cordless drill pump feature on several models of its self-loading single-reel cable trailers.

This innovation reduces time to load a reel, making users more efficient on the job site, the manufacturer said.

Stellar self-loading single-reel cable trailers are designed to help make hauling, removing and laying cable and wire quick, easy and convenient. They are built to withstand challenging industrial conditions and provide easy loading and unloading to help keep productivity moving.

With this new feature, operators no longer need to worry about pumping a reel by hand. Instead, the drill does all the hard work —raising a 2,000-lb. reel from the ground to a loaded position in under 25 seconds. Additionally, a flow control valve evenly distributes flow to each cylinder, automatically compensating for an uneven load.

Most of Stellar's self-loading single-reel cable trailers will now offer this cordless drill pump, including the RR-135, RR-160, RR-185 and RR-200. With this innovation, these trailers allow users to spend less time reeling while also saving on the cost and noise of an engine.

For more information, visit www.stellarindustries.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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