
1 Ton Manual Hydraulic Stacker
This manually moved stacker lifts its forks through a hydraulic mechanism. It is suited to discussing pallet placement and lifting within a store or workshop; it is not an electrically driven forklift.
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Original photographs and labelled component panels. Installed machines, colours and workshop stock illustrate configurations; the quotation defines what is supplied.
2 Ton Manual Hydraulic Stacker
This manually moved hydraulic stacker has adjustable forks, a mast and a hand or foot-operated lifting arrangement. The source photographs show handling controls and examples of the assembled chassis.
| Listed dimensions | 1320*750*2050mm |
|---|---|
| Listed weight | 147 kg |
| Rated lifting capacity; load chart required | 2000kg |
| Maximum lifting height | 1600mm |
| Vehicle width | 750mm |
| Vehicle height | 2050mm |
| Vehicle length | 1320mm |
| Minimum fork height | 85mm |
| Fork length | 840mm |
| Single fork width | 120mm |
| Fork width adjustment | 240~730mm |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration. |
This manually moved hydraulic stacker has adjustable forks, a mast and a hand or foot-operated lifting arrangement. The source photographs show handling controls and examples of the assembled chassis.
Compared with the lighter-capacity listing, the source gives different fork-leg width, adjustment span, vehicle length and machine weight. These differences matter for the pallet and aisle; confirm the delivered version and the load chart before use.
Measure the pallet openings, load footprint and access route. Check the forks and support legs together: an adjustable fork width alone does not prove compatibility with a closed pallet. Ask for turning space and the specified load-centre conditions.
Confirm how lifting and lowering are controlled and which brakes or securing devices are supplied. Obtain the operating manual, inspection instructions and rated-load chart before use. This stacker is for goods, not personnel lifting.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.




This manually moved hydraulic stacker has adjustable forks, a mast and a hand or foot-operated lifting arrangement. The source photographs show handling controls and examples of the assembled chassis.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
Use the supplied rated-load chart and its load-centre conditions; the capacity and height fields alone do not answer this.
Send pallet opening dimensions and underside layout; check forks and support legs together.
No. This listing is for a manually moved hydraulic stacker.
Request the operating manual, inspection instructions and the load chart for the delivered model.
Compared with the lighter-capacity listing, the source gives different fork-leg width, adjustment span, vehicle length and machine weight. These differences matter for the pallet and aisle; confirm the delivered version and the load chart before use.
State the model or part, measurements and quantity. Ask for equipment, accessories and documents to be itemised separately.

This manually moved stacker lifts its forks through a hydraulic mechanism. It is suited to discussing pallet placement and lifting within a store or workshop; it is not an electrically driven forklift.
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