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blackjack
New South Wales, Australia
Apart from Crown, Raymond and Jungheinrich, does anyone know of anyone else who manufactures a stand on ride on pantograph reach truck?
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kevin_k
dumfriesshire, United Kingdom
hyster do . but i think it for US market only
roadrat
North Carolina, United States
NACCO makes a VNA Sitdown with AC drive and optional Wire Guide system."ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?"
JonG
United States
Yale does as well
blackjack
New South Wales, Australia
Does anyone know if any of the Asian (Chinese, Korean etc) manufacturers make a stand on pantograph reach truck???
edward_t
North Carolina, United States
NYK does, but it is not Chinese or Korean, if you are referring to a "stand up truck with reach pantograph" and not one where you "stand on the pantograph".
Prodik
nil, Singapore
IMO, Crown and Raymond is the 2 reliable brand for standon with pantograph reach truck . Does jungheinrich have it as well?
lexb
Antwerpen, Belgium
Hyundai has a nice Range
Prodik
nil, Singapore
From what i know, JH doesn't have it. Theirs are moving mast.
pbace
Virginia, United States
Actually, Jungheinrich makes both a stand-up pantograph reach and deep reach and a family of sit-down moving mast reach trucks.
justinm
New York, United States
lol NYK is one of the only stand up moving masts i ever see (being a mitsu dealer) they didnt catch on here although i still see alot of those old units New York, New York its a heluva town ..you know that The Bronx is up ..and im Brooklyn down
pbace
Virginia, United States
Actually, I don't think I have ever seen a stand-up moving mast reach truck in the US - only in Japan, but I am familiar with the NYK design.
rob1
North Carolina, United States
Rocla makes one. Currently building for Cat I believe.
justinm
New York, United States
rocla makes the pantograph truck for mcfaNew York, New York its a heluva town ..you know that The Bronx is up ..and im Brooklyn down
DA_GUN
New South Wales, Australia
Crown and Raymond are the most common in Australia, followed very closely by a very good Yale ( another north american product). I'd steer clear of Jungheinrich for at least another few years, as their product support is a bit shabby, not something you need when you are trying to run multiple truck sites.
Gordo
Alberta, Canada
I hear china's making a tin model with lead based paint... LOL
justinm
New York, United States
if you pry the buttons out of the joystick and eat them New York, New York its a heluva town ..you know that The Bronx is up ..and im Brooklyn down
edward_t
North Carolina, United States
sounds like "the voice of experience"...webhome = forktechs.com
justinm
New York, United States
well... lol New York, New York its a heluva town ..you know that The Bronx is up ..and im Brooklyn down
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