This Dragon Machinery TE10 is a pedestrian stacker — sometimes referred to as a walkie stacker — designed to lift and transport palletised loads over short distances in warehouses, distribution centres, and retail environments. Pedestrian stackers of this type are operated on foot by a walking operator using a tiller handle, making them well suited to confined spaces and light-to-medium duty internal logistics tasks such as loading and unloading trailers, moving stock between storage locations, and replenishing shelves.
The machine is rated to a maximum load capacity of 1,000 kg with a load centre of 600 mm. It is powered electrically, drawing from a 24 V / 80 Ah battery that weighs 51 kg, with the onboard charger rated at 24 V / 20 A. Drive is provided by a 0.75 kW DC motor controlled by a Curtis controller, and lifting is handled by a separate 0.80 kW DC motor. Maximum travel speed is 3.5 km/h, and the unit has a service weight of 200 kg including the battery.
The fork dimensions are 1,150 mm long, 150 mm wide, and 45 mm thick, with an outside fork width of 680 mm and an inside width of 380 mm. Maximum fork lifting height is 110 mm, with a minimum ground clearance of 85 mm. The overall machine length is 1,618 mm, overall width is 684 mm, and wheelbase is 1,291 mm. The minimum turning radius is 1,419 mm, and required aisle widths are 2,084 mm for an 800 × 1,200 mm pallet travelling forks-first and 2,173 mm for a 1,000 × 1,200 mm pallet across the forks. The maximum handle height from the ground is 1,145 mm.
Wheels are polyurethane solid tyres throughout — the single rear driving wheel measures Ø210 × 70 mm and the four front load wheels measure Ø78 × 70 mm, with a wheel tread of 530 mm. Steering is mechanical and braking is electromagnetic, with the system also incorporating regenerative braking to recover energy during deceleration.
Among the notable safety and operational features, the unit includes automatic speed reduction when cornering to reduce the risk of load ejection, an anti-roll-back function to prevent uncontrolled movement on inclines, and a low-profile steel chassis with small ground clearance designed to protect the operator's feet. The drive motor is mounted vertically, which the manufacturer states simplifies access for maintenance and brake inspection. The operating handle is described as ergonomic and multi-functional. This used example was manufactured in 2020, is currently located in China, and is listed at €1,900.
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