The Pallet Master and Server Equipment are a great alternative when you don't have a fork truck. These units can handle all types of pallets and skids, whether they have an understructure or not. With a capacity rating of 18' regardless of fork length, the 36' long forks can manage a wide range of pallet sizes. You can easily move the unit around on 8' x 3' (8' x 2' locking standard on LL - PMPS) phenolic swivel rear casters, and the PMPS series comes with a floor lock as standard. The handle height is 36'. On the LL - PMPS series, the outriggers are adjustable, and the inside straddle width can be adjusted between 34' to 50 - 1/2'. The PTDS - E Power Traction Drive option is a real game - changer. It reduces worker fatigue and injury. This advanced option includes a combination throttle / direction controller and an auto - reverse emergency 'belly' switch, allowing a single operator to safely and easily move products at a maximum speed of 2.5 m.p.h. with a 24V DC system. You have three power options to choose from: the Suffix - AC runs on 115V 1 - phase power with a push - button hand control; the Suffix - DC comes with one 12V battery, a push - button hand control, an on - board charger, and a battery charge indicator gauge; the Suffix - AIR features reciprocating air/oil power with a heel/toe foot treadle control. All measurements are approximate, and slight variations, tolerances, or changes may occur at any time. The weights shown are approximate shipping weights.
Using the Pallet Master and Server Equipment is easy. First, make sure to adjust the outriggers and straddle width if you're using the LL - PMPS series to fit your pallet size. Slide the 36' long forks under the pallet or skid. You can move the unit around using the phenolic swivel rear casters. If you've chosen the PTDS - E Power Traction Drive option, use the throttle/direction controller to move the products. Just be careful when using the auto - reverse emergency 'belly' switch. When it comes to power, select the option that suits your needs - the Suffix - AC, Suffix - DC, or Suffix - AIR. For maintenance, regularly check the battery if you're using the Suffix - DC option. Keep an eye on the casters and make sure they're moving smoothly. Also, check the forks for any signs of wear or damage. Remember, all the measurements are approximate, so don't be surprised if there are slight differences. And always handle the equipment with care to avoid any injuries.
