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    2009 SveTruck 32120-50

    2009 SveTruck 32120-50

    • Manufacturer: Svetruck
    • Model: 32120-50
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Cabine, aircondition, Engine heat Mast type: Duplex limited free lift | Attachment: Integrated sideshift with fork positioner | Cabin type: Full steel cabin enclosure | Wheel type: Pneumatic | Wheel mounting: Dri...

    Hamburg, Germany
  • 2017 Kalmar DCG 250-12LB

    2017 Kalmar DCG 250-12LB

    • Manufacturer: Kalmar
    • Model: DCG 250-12
    • Hours: 11,645 h
    • Lifting capacity: 25,000 kg

    Kalmar DCG 250-12LB. Year: 2017. Hours: 11.645. Weight: 33.700 kg. CE Machine. Max lift capacity: 25.000 kg. Max lifting height: 4000 mm. Min own height: 3800 mm. Ad Blue. Central greasing system. Airconditioning...

    $213,602 USD

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    Est. $4,020/mo

    Almelo, Netherlands

Overview

Reach stackers and container handlers are essential pieces of equipment in port and rail yard operations, designed for handling and transporting shipping containers. Reach stackers can lift containers to great heights and move them over short distances, while container handlers are specialized for stacking, loading, and unloading. Both types are critical for efficient cargo management.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used reach stacker or container handler?

Check the equipment's lifting capacity, operational hours, maintenance history, and any signs of wear or damage. It's also important to consider the availability of spare parts and after-sales service.

Can reach stackers and container handlers be shipped internationally?

Yes, they can be shipped internationally. It's crucial to work with a logistics company experienced in transporting heavy machinery and ensure all necessary customs paperwork is completed.

What maintenance is required for reach stackers and container handlers?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting hydraulic systems, checking tire conditions, and ensuring the lifting mechanisms are properly lubricated. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance schedules and procedures.