10048K Stacker
Large and in charge!
The tracked EcoStack 10048K Stacker features an impressive 43’ discharge height and a 6.2 cubic yard hopper to move – and we mean really move – your material quickly and efficiently!
With this monster in your yard, you can reduce your material handling and labor costs while maintaining an impressive throughput of materials such as aggregate, topsoil, compost, or mulch.
Need a tough machine for high-capacity movement of product and big stockpile volumes? The answer is the EcoStack 10048K!
Product Features
HYDRAULIC WRAP DRIVE
To maximize power transfer and efficiency, the belt drive is co-located with the engine.
SWING-BEAM RADIAL AXLE
On wheeled units, axle width has been increased for maximum stability in the radial position.
ROAD LEGAL PACKAGE
Lights, fenders, LED flashers, air brakes and a kingpin coupling make transportation simple and easy.
GROUND LEVEL
E-STOP
An easily accessible pull-cord emergency stop system is fully integrated for maximum safety.
SET UP AND STACK
Hydraulic top fold, raise lower and axle jacks make for a simple, easy, and safe set up.
FULL ENGINE ENCLOSURE
Protects the engine in all conditions with a lock for additional security.
10048K Stacker Demonstration
Interested in the EcoStack 10048K Stacker? Contact us to arrange an on-site demonstration at your facility, running your material, to see just how good it is!
Case Studies
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Double O Organics Diverts Food Waste and Feeds the Earth with Tiger
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Casco Is More Than a Landfill With Ecoverse
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