The material handling market in Alaska is characterized by its focus on industries such as oil and gas, mining, and logistics, which require specialized equipment capable of operating in severe weather conditions and remote locations. Demand for material handling machinery like forklifts, cranes, and loaders is driven by both large-scale industrial projects and smaller businesses serving local needs. Used material handler dealers in the region include companies like Yukon Equipment, which offers a range of pre-owned heavy machinery and construction equipment to customers throughout the state. These dealers play a crucial role in providing cost-effective solutions for businesses looking to optimize their operations amid the high costs of shipping and maintaining new equipment in Alaska's challenging environment. Overall, the market continues to show resilience and adaptability, supported by a mix of local expertise and partnerships with national and international equipment manufacturers.
Subtype: Cushion Tire 4 Wheel Sit Down (Indoor Warehouse)
Fuel Type: Electric
Dimensions:
Overall Length: Approx. 114 inches
Overall Width: 42 inches
Wheelbase: About 63 inches
Ground Clearance: 3.9 inches
Weight:
Total Weight: Approximately 8,900 lbs
Performance:
Load Capacity: 5,000 lbs
Travel Speed (Loaded): 9.3 mph
Travel Speed (Unloaded): 10.6 mph
Gradeability (Loaded): 20%
Gradeability (Unloaded): 25%
Tires:
Cushion Tires
Front Tires: 16 x 5 x 10.5 inches
Rear Tires: 12 x 5 x 8 inches
Brakes:
Service Brake: Hydraulic
Parking Brake: Mechanical
Forks:
Fork Length: Varies
Fork Width: 4 inches
Fork Thickness: 1.4 inches
Battery:
Voltage: 36V
Capacity: Approximately 930 Ah
Operator Compartment:
Steering: Power Steering
Seat: Adjustable Suspension Seat
Controls: Fingertip Controls
If the manufacturer's warranty still is in effect, the dealer may include it in the "systems covered/duration" section of the Buyers Guide. To make sure you can take advantage of the coverage, ask the dealer for the car's warranty documents. Verify the information (what's covered, expiration date/miles, necessary paperwork) by calling the manufacturer's zone office. Make sure you have the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) when you call.
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