Basiloid Models with One Telescoping Section
Model 5656*
Top handle Single, Double, Two and Four Carton configurations 13″ to 80″ high. Folding forks are not available on this model.
Model 6157*
Handles Single, Double, Triple, Two, Four and Six carton configurations (depending on carton dimensions). Excellent for stacking and for use in highway trailers and rail cars. Folding Forks are not available on this model.
Model 1076*
Excellent for shipping and receiving departments and for removing products from the line. Handles Single and Two carton configurations. It converts quickly for Double and Four carton handling by adding a Lifting Blade and Sliding Drop Plate Extensions. Both versions handle cartons 15″ to 77: high. Folding Forks are optional. Snap-On Top Extensions used for high stacking tall cartons.
Adobe Spec Sheet – 1076 Single
Adobe Spec Sheet – 1076 Double
Model 5879*
For high production handling in the factory or large warehouse. Designed to top handle Triples and Quads, Six and Eight carton configurations. 13″ to 81″ high. Folding Forks are not available on this model.
* All Main Frames are furnished with I.T.A. Class II Hook Type mountings, unless otherwise specified by customer.
Basiloid Models with Two Telescoping Sections
Model 150*
Telescoping Top Extension permits operator to top handle cartons to within one inch of the ceiling of rail cars or highway trailers. Handles Single or Two carton configurations 15″ to 84″ high. Good for situations where load limits require small lift trucks. Folding Forks are not available on this model. When equipped with fork sleeve mountings this model is suitable for LTL carriers.
Model 160*
Similar in design to Model 150 with folding forks as an available option. Single or Two carton configurations 15″ to 84″ high. See fork chart under accessories for available fork sizes.
Model 250*
Tubular design to provide additional strength and ease of maintenance. Telescoping Top Extension permits operator to handle cartons to within one inch of the ceiling of trailers or buildings. Handles single wide configurations from 18″ to 84″ tall. Comes standard with two rollers on bottom of attachment. Folding Forks are not available on this model. When equipped with fork sleeve mountings this model is suitable for LTL carriers.
Model 260*
Similar in design to the Model 250 with Folding Forks an available option. See fork chart under Accessories for available fork sizes.
Model 1046-76*
The Single version of this model for handling Single or Two carton configurations is easily converted to a Double version by adding a second Lifting Blade and Sliding Drop Plate Extensions. Either version handles folded cap cartons 13″ to 97″ high. Folding Forks are optional on this model.
Adobe Spec Sheet – 1046-76 Single
Adobe Spec Sheet – 1046-76 Double
Model 4057*
The Telescoping Top Extension permits high stacking of tall cartons. It will handle all configurations up to Triple and Six carton or can be easily converted to Quad and Eight carton configurations by adding Drop Plate Extensions and Snap-On Top Extensions. Both versions handle cartons 12″ to 85″ high. Folding Forks are not available on this model.
4057 Double Or Triple
4057 Triple or Quadruple
Model 4278*
Designed to top handle Triple, Quad, Six and Eight carton configurations. Very productive for loading full width of highway trailers on each trip. Handles cartons 12″ to 86″ high. Folding Forks are not available on this model.
* All Main Frames are furnished with I.T.A. Class II Hook Type mountings, unless otherwise specified by customer.
Warning: Use of a Basilioid Lift-A-Pliance® will reduce the load capacity of a lift truck. The extent of the reduction will depend upon the specific Lift-A-Pliance® model used, the type of truck used and how the Lift-A-Pliance® is attached to the truck. Before using the Basiloid Lift-A-Pliance®, you should determine the load capacity of the truck with the Lift-A-Pliance® attached. If you need assistance in determining the load capacity of your truck with the Lift-A-Pliance® attached, consult the dealer or manufacturer of your truck. To avoid possible injury, you should never exceed the load capacity of the lift truck with Lift-A-Pliance® attached.