Stein Arbor Trolley
The STEIN Arbor-Trolley originally launched in September 2010 as a multi-functional handling system designed to take the hard work out of transporting brush and logs. The Arbor-Trolley has been updated following end-user feedback:
- Improved handle design to help avoid ankle bite
- Adjustable handle allows for a 110mm (4.5") height adjustment
- Modular Frame Design with replaceable frame components
- Increased range of accessories
Details
Over the last 12 years Arborist Companies around the World have come to appreciate the benefits a STEIN Arbor-Trolley brings to a worksite. Not only does it speed up the transportation of brash and logs it also helps reduce the debris left by dragging brush along paths and lawns.
The RC4600 Arbor-Trolley retains its capability of carrying up to 500kg (1100 lbs) in weight and can transport the equivalent of over five man-loads of loose brash in one trip. At only 75cm (29.5") wide it is perfect for transporting material through narrow access gateways.
This multi-functional handling system has many applications and uses to help reduce transportation time, reduce manual handling issues, and ultimately speed up the job in a safe manner.
- Increased productivity
- Reduces manual handling
- Reduces workforce fatigue
- More efficient worksite
- Reduces debris clear-up
- Portrays a Professional image
Finish: Powder Coated
Basic Weight: 38.5 KG (85 lbs)
Maximum Carrying Capacity: 500 KG (1100 lbs)
Width: 750mm (29.5 inches)
Length (Handle Position 1): 1200mm (47 inches)
Length (Handle Position 2): 1300mm (51 inches)
Length (Handle Position 3): 1600mm (63 inches)
Length (No Handle): 750mm (29.5 inches)
Wheel Type: Solid with Bearings
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Love hate relationship
Love using the Stein ARBOR-TROLLEY on those jobs where wood needs to be moved through a tight gate. Hate loading and unloading it. Ultimately, it more than earns its keep when it’s needed and is worth it.