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Escalera stair climbing dolly, electric forklift, RLA-EW

By waldo34

2 years ago

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#1 2 years ago

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waldo34

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Escalera stair climbing dolly, electric forklift, RLA-EW

Added: 2021-11-02 22:09:15 UTC • Ended: November 9th, 2021

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$ 1,700 (OBO)

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Escalera stair climbing dolly with removable electric forklift attachment. Has 3 straps and retractable load support. Comes with the big wheel attachment also. Model is the RLA-EW. Battery is 1-2 years old maybe 20 hours on it.

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#2 2 years ago

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waldo34

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Dropping the price on this setup. Let me know what question there are.

#3 2 years ago

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TomN

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Glws man. Hope things are going well. Throw me a pm with some updates on what’s new in the collection.

#4 2 years ago

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joetechbob

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Just picked up a new one of these minus fork lift. Not liking it?

#5 2 years ago

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Chitownpinball

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Aurora, IL

11y 102K 7,310 5

The escalera looks so dirty compared to that clean ass garage.

Love my escalera. GLWTS

#6 2 years ago

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Black_Knight

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Blue Ridge, GA

9y 115K 3,065 109 33

Looks well loved.

Wish you were closer!

#7 2 years ago

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waldo34

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Quoted from joetechbob:
Just picked up a new one of these minus fork lift. Not liking it?

This model is there highest model. However, it's a bit to tall for me to handle. I will say the forklift is great for putting legs on.

#8 2 years ago

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gweempose

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13y 154K 20,205 37 1

I've never seen one in person with the battery operated winch. That's super cool. Mine just has the hand crank version. This seems like a great deal if someone is looking for one of these.

#9 2 years ago

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chillie

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10y 28,400 83

Are you prepared to ship to Texas, I pay of course

Chris

#10 2 years ago

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Cheeks

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Lockport, IL

11y 82,950 2,630 42 2

I'm local, and interested in one of these, but I don't know much about them.

I have carpeted stairs to the basement, with hardwood at the top. Will this work on the carpet stairs and do I need to worry about it marking/damaging the top hardwood step?

Also, how old is the unit itself? Does this matter? Parts of it look rusty in the pics. Not looking for a show piece, but trying to understand condition and what's relevant.

And I have no perspective on whether 20 hours on the battery is like new or one foot in the grave. I'm guessing replacement batteries aren't cheap?

Anyone have perspective on all this? My wife has been hounding me to get one of these and this seems potentially like a decent local option.

#11 2 years ago

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woody76

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Nashville, TN

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Quoted from Cheeks:
I'm local, and interested in one of these, but I don't know much about them.
I have carpeted stairs to the basement, with hardwood at the top. Will this work on the carpet stairs and do I need to worry about it marking/damaging the top hardwood step?
Also, how old is the unit itself? Does this matter? Parts of it look rusty in the pics. Not looking for a show piece, but trying to understand condition and what's relevant.
And I have no perspective on whether 20 hours on the battery is like new or one foot in the grave. I'm guessing replacement batteries aren't cheap?
Anyone have perspective on all this? My wife has been hounding me to get one of these and this seems potentially like a decent local option.

It works on carpet and wood stairs the same. NO damage to either and I have made 30-40 trips up and down mine.

#12 2 years ago

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waldo34

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Quoted from chillie:
Are you prepared to ship to Texas, I pay of course
Chris

Happy to work with you.

#13 2 years ago

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waldo34

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Quoted from Cheeks:
I'm local, and interested in one of these, but I don't know much about them.
I have carpeted stairs to the basement, with hardwood at the top. Will this work on the carpet stairs and do I need to worry about it marking/damaging the top hardwood step?
Also, how old is the unit itself? Does this matter? Parts of it look rusty in the pics. Not looking for a show piece, but trying to understand condition and what's relevant.
And I have no perspective on whether 20 hours on the battery is like new or one foot in the grave. I'm guessing replacement batteries aren't cheap?
Anyone have perspective on all this? My wife has been hounding me to get one of these and this seems potentially like a decent local option.

Plenty of video out there. Take a look and PM me if you have any questions.

#14 2 years ago

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waldo34

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Also, open to trade offers.

#15 2 years ago

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gweempose

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13y 154K 20,205 37 1

Quoted from Cheeks:
I'm local, and interested in one of these, but I don't know much about them.
I have carpeted stairs to the basement, with hardwood at the top. Will this work on the carpet stairs and do I need to worry about it marking/damaging the top hardwood step?
Also, how old is the unit itself? Does this matter? Parts of it look rusty in the pics. Not looking for a show piece, but trying to understand condition and what's relevant.
And I have no perspective on whether 20 hours on the battery is like new or one foot in the grave. I'm guessing replacement batteries aren't cheap?
Anyone have perspective on all this? My wife has been hounding me to get one of these and this seems potentially like a decent local option.

If you have a straight shot, these things are a godsend. I have the same situation as you; a hardwood floor and carpeted stairs. Works like a charm! Best investment you will ever make.

#16 2 years ago

BOB

bobukcat

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9y 99,550 5,462

Quoted from Cheeks:
I'm local, and interested in one of these, but I don't know much about them.
I have carpeted stairs to the basement, with hardwood at the top. Will this work on the carpet stairs and do I need to worry about it marking/damaging the top hardwood step?
Also, how old is the unit itself? Does this matter? Parts of it look rusty in the pics. Not looking for a show piece, but trying to understand condition and what's relevant.
And I have no perspective on whether 20 hours on the battery is like new or one foot in the grave. I'm guessing replacement batteries aren't cheap?
Anyone have perspective on all this? My wife has been hounding me to get one of these and this seems potentially like a decent local option.

There's a whole thread of useful information here: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/escalera-powered-stair-climber-hand-truck-ok-for-nice-wood-stairs

#17 2 years ago

TMN

TomN

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Lambertville, MI

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Quoted from Cheeks:
I'm local, and interested in one of these, but I don't know much about them.
I have carpeted stairs to the basement, with hardwood at the top. Will this work on the carpet stairs and do I need to worry about it marking/damaging the top hardwood step?
Also, how old is the unit itself? Does this matter? Parts of it look rusty in the pics. Not looking for a show piece, but trying to understand condition and what's relevant.
And I have no perspective on whether 20 hours on the battery is like new or one foot in the grave. I'm guessing replacement batteries aren't cheap?
Anyone have perspective on all this? My wife has been hounding me to get one of these and this seems potentially like a decent local option.

Had one for years. They have a small learning curve for sure but I’ve never damaged any hardwood or carpet. As mentioned, straight shots are best. These things weigh close to a hundred so it’s difficult to shift mid flight. Batteries cost close to that as well. Don't quote me on that though. I’ve only had to buy one battery thus far. If you maintain it properly you should be able to get a solid 4-5 years. Definitely takes the weight off your back and your poor wife. Lol

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