They are usually able to reach right to the back of the bay. Double-Deep Trucks: Double-deep trucks have longer forks and are better for multiple pallet loads per bay.They are usually only capable to lift one load per bay. Stand-Up Trucks: Stand-up trucks are the most common reach forklifts.There are three types of reach forklifts: Reach forklifts have stabilizing legs at the front of the machine to increase support therefore they do not require counter weight balances at the back of the truck. They are ideal for warehousing situations with high-rise storage pallet racking systems. Reach forklift trucks’ main point of difference is their extended lift height (in excess of 10 metres). The main difference and advantage is that the three-wheel provides better maneuverability and is better for narrow aisles and spaces.
Three-wheel counterbalance forklifts are very similar to the normal four-wheel counterbalance forklifts. They are available in electric, propane, or diesel. They have dual forks at the front of the truck and a weight in the back to offset the weight of the load in the front. How Can You Tell Apart Different Types Of Forklifts? Counterbalance ForkliftsĬounterbalance forklifts are probably the most common forklift trucks used in indoor warehouses and stores in the Vancouver area.