Bobcat Center Control Rider Pallet Jack (6,500 LBS)
| Make | Bobcat |
| Model | Center Control Rider Pallet Jack (6,500 LBS) |
| Type | Electric Pallet Jacks and Stackers |
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Description
BOBCAT- ELECTRIC PALLET TRUCK & STACKER- BWC33S-7
Similar models may be shown in addition to the featured model. Equipment may be shown with options. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Models
Overview
• With AC power, you will benefit from faster acceleration, more torque, higher efficiency and lower maintenance costs
• Electronic power steering reduces operator fatigue and effort by up to 90% compared to other models
• Spring-loaded floorboard absorbs shock and applies the brake when the operator exits on either side of the truck
• Dual battery entry/exit gates greatly assist in loading or unloading a replacement battery from either side
• BWC can double as a transporter or as a low-level order picker, freeing up more expensive equipment to maximize productivity
Specifications
- SPECIFICATIONS - Length: 101 in
- SPECIFICATIONS - Load Center: 24 in
- SPECIFICATIONS - Machine Rated Capacity: 6,600 lb
- SPECIFICATIONS - Travel Speed - Loaded: 3.6 mph
- SPECIFICATIONS - Travel Speed - Unloaded: 3.7 mph
- SPECIFICATIONS - Voltage: 24 V
- SPECIFICATIONS - Wheelbase: 83.3 in
Features
- 6,500-pound capacity
- Stabilizing casters for added stability
- Electronic power steering
- Dual battery entry and exit gates
- High performance, powerful and reliable all-AC electrical system
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Overview
• With AC power, you will benefit from faster acceleration, more torque, higher efficiency and lower maintenance costs
• Electronic power steering reduces operator fatigue and effort by up to 90% compared to other models
• Spring-loaded floorboard absorbs shock and applies the brake when the operator exits on either side of the truck
• Dual battery entry/exit gates greatly assist in loading or unloading a replacement battery from either side
• BWC can double as a transporter or as a low-level order picker, freeing up more expensive equipment to maximize productivity
