There are many different types of pallet jacks on the market, so it is important to do your research to find the one that best suits your needs. Some pallet jacks are designed for specific tasks, while others are more versatile. Many factors, such as load capacity and wheel type, can affect a pallet jack's performance. It is important to select a pallet jack that is durable and easy to operate.
A pallet jack can go in gravel as long as the gravel is not too deep. The pallet jack will sink into the gravel if it is too deep, making it difficult to move.
A pallet jack is a material handling device that is used to move heavy objects from one place to another. They are commonly used in warehouses and factories to move pallets of goods around. But can a pallet jack lift a car? The answer is yes, a pallet jack can lift a car. However, it is not recommended as it can damage the car and the pallet jack. Also, the weight of the car may be too much for the pallet jack to handle and it could tip over. If you must lift a car with a pallet jack,
Yes, just like any other type of machinery, regular maintenance is necessary to keep pallet jacks in good working condition. This includes things like checking and replacing worn parts, lubricating moving parts, and making sure the jack is properly calibrated. By keeping up with regular maintenance, you can help extend the life of your pallet jack and avoid costly repairs down the road.
4.8/5
Handle for carrying
Rubber for resistance to slipping, wear, and weather
Yellow for visibility
Chock for holding pallet truck still in a moving truck or trailer
Measures 11.75" x 2" x 14"
$234
After spotting a comparable item being used on a truck last year, I was compelled to purchase one for myself. Works flawlessly! This device completely prevents my pallet jack from moving around as I drive a refrigerated box truck. Works free in the box or under a pallet (with no load on the jack). This is much better than my previous attempt to bungee the jack handle to the interior rail! The ones with no open space where the wheel sits are better, contrary to what I initially believed, but I prefer this design because I can still move the jack with it. As an illustration, I might place the chock behind the main wheels of the jack while it is beneath a pallet and bring the jack back and into it. To save space, I can now entirely tuck the jack under the pallet. When I need to move a pallet, I can pull them back, step on the chock to hold it, and then push the jack out.
4.7/5
Handle for carrying
Rubber for resistance to slipping, wear, and weather
Yellow for visibility
Chock for holding pallet truck still in a moving truck or trailer
Measures 11.75" x 2" x 14"
$234
I'm eagerly anticipating the release of the "Pallet Busters" movie on Amazon.com. That will be one crazy ride. Without harming a single hair on their heads, this is an amazing tool for breaking up pallets. I won't ever pay money for used barnwood again. Apply your preferred stain after a moderate sanding and let it sit for 30 seconds. then remove it with an old t-shirt that you're sick of wearing. Put some clear Polyurethane clear finish on after letting it dry outside. What's remaining can be put as molding, used to cover plaster beams, made into furniture or cabinets, or anything the lady wishes. And the shipping is absolutely free. Sure, free. I have no idea how Amazon.com can manage to ship this enormous tool for nothing, but He does. Look for advertising for FREE pallets on Craig's list and in the newspaper. When you can acquire them for free, don't pay $3 or $5 for them. Try feed stores, (Lemo's) lumber yards, construction sites, or anywhere else you see pallets heaped up and waiting to perish in the sun. Better, the older it is. Don't ever purchase the small bag of items from ACE HDWE. they market for $17.00 that, according to them, will make new wood appear aged. You still need to wait weeks before realizing it doesn't work. If you need free 2" x 4" for DIY projects, simply dismantle a couple pallets and you'll have more than you can need. Just be careful around those rusty nails; you never know where they've been if you step on them barefoot. When breaking those pallets apart, be careful where you park the vehicle. When I used to manually disassemble them, many of the better boards would shatter, splinter, or split, but now there isn't a single useless component. The wife is coming up with pallet projects faster than I can make them because I have saved so much time. Oh, and if you're as old as dirt as I am, using this gadget will prevent your back from straining. Another word of caution: you won't get this back if you lend it to your friends or neighbors. Don't get the device that is sold without a handle; it is not worth the effort to search for a sturdy handle that fits adequately and then to paint it to match. I have so much of the darn thing stacked up against the barn that I have to sell it now. I get paid for my damaged pallets by those city slickers who are bad at do-it-yourself projects. I charge $1.50 to completely deconstruct a pallet so that it may be used, or they can purchase the wood unfinished, clear-coated, and ready to use for $5 per board. Can't seem to maintain a supply of the goods. Now that's all free money for me to spend whatever I see fit. However, don't tell the wife that I have a side business since she will demand a share of the profits. Happy pallet busting, bye for now.
4.7/5
Ergonomic handle and three-position lever with raise, lower and neutral positions
7" articulated wheels with 200 degree steering angle
27" overall fork width (14.4" between forks). 48" long forks with 2.95" fork clearance
Industry-leading quality, durability and support
3 year warranty and service simplicity with easily replaceable and readily available parts
$234
I own my own firm and also serve as a warehouse for another business.We "Do Not" have a loading dock, and it is not unusual for me to get 12 to 18 totes, weighing between 2500 and 2900 pounds each, in a single shipment.Once more, all offloading is done manually using a pallet jack, which is then pushed to the trailer's back where a forklift will finish the job. I sometimes unload four trucks in a week.We are on a very tight budget, therefore I had previously purchased inexpensive Harbor Freight pallet jacks because the pricing seemed appropriate. However, over time, those inexpensive pallet jacks, particularly in the winter when we are unloading reefer trailers, really start to wear out because of the weight, the floor groves, and the metal construction.I made numerous attempts to get in touch with Harbor Freight's supplier to ask about replacement wheels and a guide on how to do so, but to no success.I did observe that the vehicles used Crown Pallet jacks when we shipped packages via a local carrier. Even when I am on the other end of the forklift and I can identify the difference between their pallet jack and mine, I normally jump up in the trailer and assist the local drivers in loading the truck. I did learn from the drivers that they just used crown and that replacement parts were accessible.I gave in and bought my Crown PTH Heavy-Duty Pallet in the end. I can really detect a difference between Jack and guy. I feel as though I had only ever driven a pinto till someone put me in a formula one car. The smoothness and quality are like night and day.The Operator, Service
4.5/5
48in.L tapered steel forks
Load capacity marked on the handle for quick reference
3in.–7 1/2in. lift range
3-function handle with comfort grip for easy, dependable lifting, lowering and holding
Powder-coat paint finish and tapered ends on forks ensure smooth entry into pallets
$234
simple to assemble timely arrival on a pallet.
4.5/5
LARGE SIZE: Rated to pull 6,000 pounds (2,722kg) of cargo across a smooth surface or floor; 6-inch (15.2cm) jaw opening (measured from tooth point to tooth point) opens wide enough for large jobs; 2.9-inch x 1.9-inch (7.4cm x 4.8cm) jaws with 0.4-inch (1cm) long teeth; Overall dimensions 19.25-inch to 13.75-inch (48.9cm to 34.9cm) length; 11-inch to 13.25-inch (27.9cm to 33.7cm) width; 3.4-inch (8.6cm) thickness; Best suited to grip planks ranging from 1.25-inch to 4-Inch (3.2cm to 10.2cm) thick
BUILT TO LAST: 6,000-pound / 3 Ton (2,722kg / 2.7 MT) maximum capacity; Constructed from solid steel with a powder coat finish for maximum strength and longevity that resists corrosion
HIGH-VISIBILITY: Comes in a bright yellow color for best visibility against your other parts and tools; Vibrant color allows you to spot the puller across your workshop or warehouse and against any background
EFFORTLESSLY PULL PALLETS: Attach this heavy duty pallet puller to any pallet (wood, polyethylene plastic, steel, aluminum, cardboard, etc.) in order to drag it to the rear of a trailer for easy forklift truck access; Puller has a single scissor design to allow for a wide jaw opening; 10 teeth on either side of jaw to easily grab pallets; As you pull, the puller will increase the grip on the pallet plank for safe movement; For pulling only; Not intended for lifting
USE YOUR CHAIN OR STRAP: 2.25-inch x 1.3-inch (5.7cm x 3.3cm) inside diameter (ID) end loop will connect to your 1/4-inch GR 43 proof coil chain or strap with a grab hook and attach to your forklift truck to pull a loaded pallet to a convenient spot for lifting, transporting, or unloading
$234
On my daily city route, I frequently make deliveries in a semi truck. The client frequently has a forklift but no dock. Therefore, I will either be unable to deliver the freight at all or will only be able to utilize a pallet jack to drag the pallet to the back of the trailer (which may be impossible depending on how long/heavy the skid is). However, now that I've obtained the pallet puller from Bob's, we are able to move any pallet, regardless of weight, to the back of the trailer for unloading. I use it every day at least once. Each and every city truck driver needs one!
4.3/5
Capacity: 6000 pounds, Jaw Opening: 5.25", Jaw Height: 2"
Sturdy end loop connects to a chain or strap
Attach to pull it into a better position for lifting
Single scissor with teeth grabs pallets easily
Durable steel construction and powder coat finish
$234
These are great; I bought these for our truck drivers to use when removing pallets.I could go on and on about them. Really, I'm not unhappy.
4.2/5
DIMENSIONS: These blades measure at 4.5†x 1.75†x 84†and will fit forks up to 4†wide. These pallet forks weigh approximately 94 lbs. per pair. They’re made from 0.25-inch thick high tensile steel. When placing your order, we will need your phone number for the trucking company to schedule delivery.
SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR FORKLIFTS: These pallet fork extensions fit forks up to 4†wide. Just slide the extensions onto your current pallet forks and you’re all set! Additionally, these pallet forks won’t strain or tax your machinery, allowing you to lift larger objects than you would normally be able to with your forklift.
MADE FROM HEAVY-DUTY MATERIAL: At Titan, we don’t skimp when it comes to making high-quality products. That’s why our pallet fork extensions are made from high tensile steel. They measure at 0.25" thick, providing extra protection and reinforcement to your equipment. Because of their heavy-duty steel construction, these extensions won’t rust or corrode, so you can enjoy them for years to come.
HIGH LIFTING CAPACITY: Sometimes your normal pallet forks just can’t quite get the job done. That’s when these pallet fork extensions come in handy. They’ll provide you with the extra support you’ll need to lift long or large objects. When you’ve got a big job to do, trust these pallet fork extensions to help you complete the task!
EASILY LENGTHENS YOUR BLADES: These pallet fork extensions offer a quick and simple way to extend the length of your blades. They come with a steel retaining strap to keep the extensions in place, so you don’t need to worry about them slipping off. This set of blades requires no tools, making for easy installation.
$234
These are well-made and fairly priced. Please be aware that they do have weight restrictions and will bend under excessive strain. On lighter long/awkward pallets, we use them to increase handing stability; on heavier pallets, not so much.As stated in the Amazon post, contact them with your phone number to schedule shipment and delivery. Titan performed a great job with the shipping. Excellent work was done by FedEx ground, who delivered one day early.The Amazon page's images and description are accurate.
3.4/5
One year warranty
PU anti-slip wheels (front and rear)
Low profile fits pallets with 3.5" or bigger opening
Super Durable with 5000lb Capacity
Cost-Effective & High Efficiency
$234
With the exception of the necessity for a battery upon arrival, this purchase was a great value. I asked a question of the seller as well, and they were quite helpful.
A pallet truck is a type of forklift that is used to move heavy loads on pallets. You do not need a license to operate a pallet truck, but you must be trained on how to use it safely.
A pallet jack is a tool used to move heavy objects from one place to another. You do not need training to use a pallet jack, but it is recommended.
There are a few things to consider when purchasing a jack. First, you'll need to know the weight and height of your vehicle. The weight is important because you'll need to know how much the jack can lift. The height is important because you'll need to know if the jack can reach the undercarriage of your vehicle. You'll also need to know the size of the tires on your vehicle. The size of the jack will be determined by the size of the tires.
A pallet jack will raise a load to a maximum height of about 6 inches. This is high enough to clear most obstacles, but low enough to prevent the load from tipping over.
It takes about 15-20 feet to stop a pallet jack at full speed.
A 6000 lb pallet jack weighs about 2700 kg.
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