The Quicklift is the GS EVO fitted with a fast-lift pump configuration. On a standard truck a light load still needs the same number of tiller strokes as a heavy one. The Quicklift pump raises the forks in far fewer strokes until the load is met, then reverts to normal lifting effort. Where operators are lifting dozens of pallets a shift, most of them well under the 2500kg rating, that difference is felt by the end of the day. Everything else is standard GS EVO: the same reinforced frame, 3D ergonomic tiller and poly tandem load rollers.
Manufacturer Assurance
Lifter by Pramac is backed by over 40 years of material handling equipment manufacture. All Lifter by Pramac products are designed to meet 100% compliance with current standard regulations, and are subject to internal quality testing for reliability and durability.
Technical Specifications
| Model |
Fork Length |
Fork Width |
Lift Height |
Overall Length |
Aisle Width |
| TMB41AVY100 |
1150 |
525 |
115 |
1550 |
2048 |
Quicklift is also available as a factory option on the semi-electric Agile (code EZ000S0000V).
Key Features
- Fast-lift pump — fewer tiller strokes to raise light and part loads, reverting to standard effort once the load is met.
- Full 2500kg capacity — the quick-lift mechanism costs nothing in rating.
- Standard GS EVO platform — same frame, tiller and rollers, so it drops into an existing fleet without retraining.
- Reduced operator fatigue — the gain compounds across a high-frequency picking or despatch operation.
- Standard pallet dimensions — 1150 x 525mm handles UK and Euro pallets.
Suitable Applications
Specify the Quicklift where the truck is in near-constant use and lifting frequently rather than moving long distances: despatch benches, pick faces, order consolidation, and vehicle loading where a truck cycles many times an hour. It makes least difference where the truck moves a handful of heavy pallets a day, in which case the standard GS EVO is the better value.
How to Use
- Check the load is within the rated capacity and the pallet is sound.
- Set the tiller control to lower and bring the forks fully down.
- Enter the pallet squarely and drive the forks fully home.
- Select lift and raise the load clear of the floor.
- Move with the control in neutral, pulling rather than pushing where the route allows.
- Lower, release the load and withdraw the forks squarely.
Warning: Never exceed 2500kg and never use the truck on a gradient. Hand pallet trucks have no brake.
Safety Information
- Only trained operators should use a pallet truck.
- Keep feet clear of the load wheels and the underside of the forks.
- Never ride on the truck or carry passengers.
- Do not lift loads that are unstable, overhanging or unevenly distributed.
- Withdraw from service if the forks creep down under load or the hydraulic unit leaks.
- Store with the forks fully lowered.
Inspection and Maintenance
Carry out a pre-use check each shift covering wheels, rollers, tiller linkage and the hydraulic unit, and confirm the forks hold position under load. Keep load rollers clear of banding and shrink wrap, which is the usual cause of a truck becoming heavy to move. As work equipment the truck falls under PUWER, so keep an inspection record and take out of service anything that fails a check.
What's Included
- GS EVO truck with Quicklift fast-lift pump fitted
- Ergonomic tiller
- Operator manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does Quicklift actually change?
It raises the forks in fewer tiller strokes on light and part loads. Once the pump meets the load, lifting effort returns to normal. Capacity and lift height are unchanged.
Q: Is it worth the premium over a standard GS EVO?
If operators lift many times a shift, yes. If the truck mainly transports a few heavy pallets, the standard GS EVO does the same job for less.
Q: Can Quicklift be retrofitted?
No. It is a pump configuration specified at build. Order the Quicklift model, or the Agile option code, from new.
