Little Giant High-End 6-Wheeled Shelf Trucks
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16” wide x 48” long.
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8" & 5" Polyurethane
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2,000 pounds
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$647.94
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16” wide x 60” long.
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8" & 5" Polyurethane
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2,000 pounds
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$715.92
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16” wide x 72” long.
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8" & 5" Polyurethane
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2,000 pounds
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$764.33
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24” wide x 48” long.
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8" & 5" Polyurethane
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2,000 pounds
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$757.13
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24” wide x 60” long.
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8" & 5" Polyurethane
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2,000 pounds
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$808.63
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are Little Giant High-End 6-Wheeled Shelf Trucks, and what are they designed to move?
Little Giant High-End 6-Wheeled Shelf Trucks are narrow, two-shelf carts built for material transport in active work areas. They provide two shelf levels to increase carrying space without increasing the cart’s footprint. The six-wheel design enables controlled movement when loads are heavy or unevenly distributed. Their narrow width allows them to fit through busy aisles and into tight work zones. These trucks are used in both industrial and commercial environments.
How do these 6-wheeled shelf trucks help your facility move more with less congestion?
A narrow cart occupies less aisle space, reducing traffic conflicts during peak activity. Two shelves allow a single trip to carry more items while keeping loads separate. That can reduce the number of runs between storage, production, and packing. Better separation also helps prevent mix-ups when multiple orders share a cart. The format supports staged workflows where carts queue near workstations.
What key design features matter most for control and stability in daily use?
The six-wheel configuration helps distribute load weight and can improve stability under heavier loads. Two shelves create more usable surface area for cartons, totes, and parts bins. A narrow frame improves access in crowded areas and helps with doorways and rack lanes. Keeping heavier items on the lower shelf improves balance during turns. Consistent load placement helps the cart track predictably over long distances.
How does the narrow width affect picking, staging, and maneuverability?
Narrow width makes it easier to position the cart beside racks without blocking adjacent traffic. It also supports closer staging near benches, machines, and packing tables. In tight corners, a smaller footprint helps reduce multi-point turns and repositioning. Operators can keep the cart aligned with the pick path without drifting into the aisle. This can improve safety when forklifts and pedestrians share lanes.
What are typical uses for Little Giant High-End 6-Wheeled Shelf Trucks?
Warehouses use them for order picking, replenishment, and moving cartons to packing. Production areas use them for kitting and work-in-progress transfers between stations. Retail backrooms use them for restocking runs and floor resets in narrow aisles. Offices and mailrooms use them for supply distribution and record moves. They also work well as mobile staging carts for short-term storage near the point of use.
Is the manufacturer’s warranty included with my purchase?
Yes. All products sold on CustomMHS.com include the original manufacturer’s warranty unless otherwise noted. Custom MHS is an authorized dealer for the brands we carry, which means your purchase is covered by the manufacturer's full factory warranty.
Do you offer bulk pricing or discounts on large orders?
Yes. Many products include automatic quantity price breaks. If you’re outfitting a facility or placing a larger order, email us for project pricing. We can often provide improved volume pricing and help coordinate logistics for staged deliveries or multi-location shipments. Contact: sales@custommhs.com
Why purchase from CustomMHS.com?
CustomMHS.com supports manufacturing and distribution operations that require equipment that fits right the first time. We specialize in storage and material handling, and help you select the correct configuration upfront to avoid errors that trigger delays and reorders. For larger projects, you get responsive help, scalable quantity pricing, and fulfillment you can coordinate with your install schedule. That means fewer surprises, fewer change orders, and a buying process that stays simple. You save time, reduce risk, and keep work moving.