About used reach trucks
Reach trucks extend the mast forward on rails so they can stack in aisles far narrower than a counterbalance needs. They are the standard choice for high-density racking up to mezzanine height.
Typical range
- Capacities commonly 1 t to 1.5 t
- Lift heights commonly 6 m to 13 m
- Aisle widths from about 2.7 m
What we confirm before we match you
We check these on the phone so suppliers quote for the job you actually have, then send it to no more than three of them.
- Aisle width and top beam height
- Pallet sizes and weight per pallet
- Pallets moved in and out each day
Common questions
What is the difference between a reach truck and a counterbalance?
A counterbalance carries the load at the front and needs space at the side to turn. A reach truck extends its forks into the racking, so it works in much narrower aisles.
Do I need a special floor for a reach truck?
Reach trucks need a level, smooth floor and good lighting at height. Very tall stacking may also need guidance rails, a voice system or rack-end protection.
Other ways to get a reach truck
Get quotes for Halifax
One phone-checked enquiry, sent to no more than four suppliers covering Halifax. Free and no obligation.