Key features include:

• Large, heavy-duty wheels or pneumatic tires for improved stability and grip on uneven terrain.
• Reinforced steel frames to withstand outdoor use.
• Adjustable forks to accommodate varying load sizes.
• Higher load capacities compared to standard pallet trucks.
• Operated via manual mechanisms, with some models offering hydraulic systems.

These trucks are designed to handle rough surfaces, such as:

• Gravel or rocky areas
• Grass and dirt paths
• Muddy or wet conditions
• Uneven or sloped ground

Regular maintenance ensures long-term performance:

• Inspect wheels and tires for wear and replace them if necessary.
• Keep the forks and frame clean and free of debris.
• Check hydraulic systems (if applicable) for leaks or damage.
• Lubricate moving parts to maintain smooth operation.
• Avoid exceeding the truck’s weight capacity.

The main differences include:

• Wheels and Tires: All-terrain models feature large, rugged wheels or pneumatic tires for traction and stability on rough or uneven surfaces.
• Frame: Reinforced frames handle the higher strain of outdoor conditions.
• Use Case: Standard pallet trucks are designed for smooth, flat indoor surfaces, whereas all-terrain trucks excel in outdoor or challenging environments.

Key safety tips include:

• Operator Training: Ensure operators are properly trained, especially for maneuvering on uneven surfaces.
• Load Stability: Balance loads carefully to prevent tipping, particularly on slopes.
• Speed Control: Avoid excessive speed to maintain control, especially on rugged terrain.
• Regular Inspections: Check tires, hydraulic systems, and structural components frequently to prevent mechanical failures.

The product includes a 1-year warranty. For assistance, email us anytime at support@holzoffer.com.