In Action: Hyster Very Narrow Aisle Turret Truck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Narrow aisle? No problem. Maximize your space utilization with a turret truck so you can operate in an aisle as narrow as 64" with a 56" base width.
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Wow. Great upgrade to get more warehouse space, this awsome
This lift looks seriously awesome. I've only operated regular counterbalance, reach trucks, and order pickers, also electric pallet jacks and almost a boom truck. I'm watching videos and studying as i'm taking an exam on a slip sheet or push pull lift attachment which i've never used before
You got an exam? I got told "Hey hop on that and grab that pallet. What the fuck are you doing? Hurry up!"
@@kathyr2872 it ended up being one day if not even a half a day of can you grab this slipsheet can you pull a pallet down from racking can you put it back up so pretty much just brief operation lol
This is the Michael Knowles Show theme song as well! Lol
Orgulho de ser mulher operadora de empilhadeiras....essa máquina foi a primeira empilhadeira que usei e adquiri experiência amooooooo demais essas máquinas 😍😍😍😍
I've driven a Yale NTA model at my current job but they no longer have the turret truck. The company is rearranging the shelving soon and they currently have a rental Drexel Swing Mast forklift. I find it challenging driving the Drexel model than the NTA model which to me is a much easier forklift to do the job.
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I use the Drexel brand at my job this 1 here looks far more exciting to use
It’s called a man up turret lift, Raymond designed the first ones in 96’ I worked on em for years
just looking up this type of equipment for a test...it looks so cool to drive..lol
What is the ground clearance on this guy? I'm assuming under 2 inches like most if not all class 2's?
lol this stuff evolved.. very intresting
I’m a turret enthusiast! Currently in Michigan does anyone know of any reputable cool places like this!?! And I operate a crown tsp turret
Why do hyster even exist they are the worst forklift I’ve ever driven Raymond are way better
We're sorry you feel that way Jlo4! But thanks for watching our video.
looks like a slow piece of crap