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PalletPal® Roll-In

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The PalletPal Roll-In is designed for efficient loading and unloading using a hand pallet truck. For use with any type of open-bottom pallet or skid, operators can raise the pallet truck and roll the load into position. The load is uniformly positioned, and the pallet truck is lowered and rolled out of the way. For added safety and convenience, the Roll-In includes a full perimeter toe-guard and a footswitch for hands-free positioning.

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Key Features

  • Load Capacity: Handles up to 2200 lb.
  • Collapsed Height: Lowers to 3.25″
  • Lifting Height: Raises up to 34.75″
  • Accessibility: Hand pallet truck accessible
  • Safety Features: Full perimeter toe-guard
  • Operation: Footswitch allows for hands-free load positioning
  • Compatibility: For use with open bottom pallets or skids – no closed bottom pallets
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Wear on underside of turntable
PalletPal 360
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This is a normal condition caused by work-hardening of metal.No repair is necessary.
Excessive “rumble” when the rotating ring is turning
PalletPal 360
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Excessive wear or lack of lubrication to bearings under the turntableRemove the turntable and replace the bearings.
Top of lift bounces
PalletPal 360
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Damaged shock absorberCheck for leaks or dents. Replace if necessary.
Top of lift rotates away from me/towards me on its own
PalletPal 360
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Frame of unit not levelMove the unit to a level surface or install the optional adjusting feet to level base frame.
Lift lowers too hard and too late
PalletPal 360
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The springs may be too strongCheck the spring ratings.
Lift lowers too easily and too early
PalletPal 360
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Springs may be too weakCheck the spring ratings.
Lift lowers too slowly
PalletPal Roll-On (All ROLL-C Models)
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Down valve may not be fully open or stuck closedRemove down valve and clean.
Flow control may need adjustmentAdjust flow control as needed.
Lift raises too slowly
PalletPal Roll-On (All ROLL-C Models)
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Low voltageCheck voltage at motor to ensure proper voltage is being supplied.
Foreign material clogging suction filter, breather cap or pressure lineRemove necessary components and clean.
Insufficient oil causing pump to overheatCheck oil level and oil viscosity.
Lift will not lower
PalletPal Roll-On (All ROLL-C Models)
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Down valve may be de-energizedCheck the solenoid on the valve with a voltmeter.
Flow control needs adjustmentAdjust flow control as needed.
Lift fails to hold or drifts down
PalletPal Roll-On (All ROLL-C Models)
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Down valve may be leakingRemove down valve and inspect for debris which may be preventing it from closing.
Down valve may be energizedEnsure that the down valve coil is not being energized when the up button is pushed. Verify no stray voltage to down valve coil preventing it from being fully closed. Check the wiring.
Cylinder may be leakingCheck for oil in cylinder in the vent line.
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