Toyota Narrow Reach Forklifts Tucson

A counterbalanced sit-down forklift also goes by the name of a standard forklift. It is the kind of vehicle which most people picture in their mind when they visualize a forklift or a lift truck. This particular machinery is available in any of the tire types like pneumatic or solid options as well as different kinds of fuel like gas, electric and diesel models. It has a variety of attachment options, lift heights and weight capacities.



The workhorses in the majority of warehouses are the smaller 3000 lb. to 4000 pound trucks. If you are running a smaller operation and are only able to have one truck, this is an ideal choice as it is a very practical alternative. The standard forklift is a wide aisle truck that needs at least 11' aisles to turn in. The aisle's width is determined by the truck size, the turn radius and the load size. Options and attachments which are available include hydraulic clamps, slip sheet attachments, side shifts and fork shifts.



Reach Truck

Reach trucks or double-deep reach, stand-up reach, and straddle reach trucks are a particularly designed narrow aisle reach truck for racked pallet storage. This model measures 8' to 10'. The reach truck consists of telescoping forks and utilizes outriggers in front as well as a hydraulic scissors-type mechanism. The hydraulic scissors kind of device allows you to lift the load and retract it over the outriggers. This particular design allows the operator to turn in a narrower aisle by reducing the truck's overall load length.



The double-deep reach trucks enable the operator to store pallets 2 deep in a uniquely designed double-deep rack. This outcome is provided by a specially extended reach device. Reach trucks are made for racking areas only. They do not work well for loading trucks or for quickly transporting loads over distances. These reach trucks make particular easy work of some specific heavy-duty operations.

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