Cone Cage

March 26, 2012

Highway Safety Zone

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Allows the traffic control placer and stacker to deploy and retrieve traffic control devices from transport vehicle while restraining workers from ejection during sudden or erratic direction change.

Rugged steel construction
Compatible with all late model pickup trucks
Adjustable for bed width of 54 to 60 in. and bed length 5.5 to 8.0 ft.
No drill installation with the Super Clamp system
Brackets for lights for night time use

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