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Class III · Stackers
2,000–4,000 lb Lithium-Ion Walkie Counterbalanced Stacker
A walk-behind counterbalanced stacker rated 2,000–4,000 lb, with 24V lithium-ion power, for closed-bottom pallets and spots where base legs get in the way.
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Features
With no base legs out front, it drives right up to the load and handles closed-bottom pallets that a support-arm stacker cannot pick up.
The pump controller gives proportional lifting and lowering with less noise. On the standard two-stage mast, soft landing slows the forks in the last 4 in.
Electric power steering makes it easy to place in tight aisles. The brushless AC drive motor pulls well and needs no brush changes.
Travel slows automatically with the forks above 20 in. and in turns. Regenerative, reverse-current and emergency braking, plus anti-rollback and a tiller-head emergency button, keep stops controlled.
Specifications
| Load capacity | 2,000–4,000 lb |
|---|---|
| Load center | 24 in. |
| Power | 24V lithium-ion |
| Operator position | Walk-behind |
| Tires | Polyurethane load wheels |
| Max. lift height | Up to 217 in. (5.5 m) |
| OSHA class | Class III |
Typical values for the standard configuration. Capacities are rated at a 24 in. load center unless noted. Final specifications are confirmed on your written quote.
Standard Equipment
- Brushless AC drive motor
- AC drive and pump controllers with CANbus
- Electric power steering with automatic slowdown in turns
- Proportional lift and lower
- 106 in. (2.7 m) two-stage mast
- Soft landing system (two-stage mast)
- 42 in. forks with 8–35 in. adjustable spread
- Polyurethane load wheels
- Multi-function tiller with creep speed, horn and emergency reverse
- Battery meter with hour meter and diagnostics
Options
- Two-stage, full-free two-stage and three-stage masts up to 217 in. (5.5 m)
- Forward and backward mast tilt
- Load backrest
- Side battery extraction
- Sideshifter
- Other fork lengths
- Cold-storage package
Warranty
Whichever comes first. Coverage, exclusions and the claims process are confirmed in writing on your quote. Warranty details
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