The material handling market in Missouri is a vital sector that caters to a diverse range of industries including manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing. The state’s strategic location, central to the U.S., enhances its role as a hub for distribution and supply chain operations, stimulating demand for material handling equipment such as forklifts, conveyors, and automated storage systems. The market is characterized by a mix of new and used equipment sales, rentals, and services, driven by both local businesses and larger inter-state companies seeking to optimize their operations. Several dealers specialize in used material handling equipment in Missouri, offering cost-effective alternatives to businesses seeking to upgrade or expand their operations without the expense of new equipment. Key players in the used material handler sector include Equipment Depot, Tri-Lift, MH Equipment, and Kenco Material Handling, among others, which provide a range of products and services including sales, rentals, maintenance, and parts supply for various types of material handling equipment.
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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