Manual Fork-Over Stackers
The support legs sit beneath the fork area on a fork-over stacker. Pallet or skid construction therefore matters: verify clearance and compatibility rather than assuming it will work with a closed-bottom pallet.
Features and selection
- Manual operating arrangement
- Several maximum lift heights
- Published fork-dimension choices
Send a photo or drawing of the pallet base and its fork-entry openings. Confirm the selected fork length, load centre and capacity at lift height.
Models and specifications
Select a JB part number to view its photo. Representative photos may differ from the selected size or configuration. On smaller screens, swipe the table to see all columns.
| JB part number / photo | Rated capacity | Height / range | Platform or forks | Model details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JTBA-HSN118 | 2,200 lb | 3.3–118 in | 27 in W × 45 in L (overall fork width × fork length) | Hand- or foot-pump operation |
| JTBA-HSN63 | 2,200 lb | 3.3–63 in | Overall fork width 27 in; fork length to be confirmed | Hand- or foot-pump operation |
| JTBA-HSN98 | 2,200 lb | 3.3–98 in | 27 in W × 45 in L (overall fork width × fork length) | Hand- or foot-pump operation |
Dimensions are in inches unless otherwise stated. Capacity is subject to the selected model’s load centre, load distribution and operating instructions. Height-specific ratings are not interchangeable.
Common questions
Is fork-over the same as straddle?
No. The base-leg layout differs and can affect pallet compatibility.
Which fork length should I choose?
Match the fork length and load centre to your pallet or skid. Ask us to confirm the configuration against your load dimensions.
Request a quote
Send the JB part number, quantity, load weight, load dimensions and required working height. Include your delivery postal code and any pallet-base, power-supply or operating-space requirements so we can check the configuration.