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    2009 Raymond RSS40

    2009 Raymond RSS40

    • Manufacturer: Raymond
    • Model: RSS 40
    • Hours: 10,739 h
    • Lifting capacity: 1,814 kg

    Charger Included! For sale: Raymond RSS40 – 4,000 lb Class Electric Walkie Straddle Stacker If you’re moving pallets in tight aisles and need a compact, efficient electric stacker built for indoor use, the RSS40 ...

    $4,950 USD
    Pineville, NC
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    2005 Yale MRW030LEN24TV083

    2005 Yale MRW030LEN24TV083

    • Manufacturer: Yale
    • Model: MRW030LEN24TV083
    • Hours: 446 h
    • Lifting capacity: 3,000 kg

    Unit hours: 446 | Powered by: E | Basic capacity: 3000 | Mast type: Standard | Mast raised height: 123 | Mast collapsed height: 83 | Directional control: End Control | Attachment: Side Shifter | Hydraulic functi...

    $6,950 USD

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    Est. $136/mo

    Pineville, NC

Overview

Pallet stackers are essential tools in warehouses and storage facilities, designed to lift, move, and stack pallets efficiently. They come in various types, including manual, semi-electric, and fully electric models, catering to different operational needs and preferences. These machines are crucial for improving productivity and ensuring the safe handling of goods.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used pallet stacker?

Consider the type of stacker, its lifting capacity, height, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear, especially in the lifting mechanism and battery (if electric).

How do I ensure the pallet stacker is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the stacker is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a pallet stacker?

Regular maintenance includes checking the hydraulics, battery (for electric models), wheels, and lifting mechanism. Lubricate moving parts and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.