PowerMate® Model  #LE-1

• Fully Automatic Braking System
• Override Clutch
• Safety Grip Handle
• 100% Extruded Aluminum Construction
• Machine 24"W x 16½"D x 60" High
• Machine Weight 184 LBS / 84 KG
• Heavy Duty Control Switches
• Multi-Position Strapbar 24" Length
• Bar and Plate Felt - Protects Loads
• Heavy Duty Reinforced Straps 10 ft. Length
• Quick Release Safety Locking Cam
• 2 Super Efficient Drive Screws
• .65 Kilowatt High Efficiency DC Motor
• Sealed Battery Pack 12V 30AMP
• Maintenance Free and Rechargeable
• Puncture Proof Wheels 8" Diameter
• Extruded Aluminum Toeplate 24"W
• Solid Steel Axle 5/8" Diameter
• Anti-Skid Protector On Heel Of Machine
• Lifting Height 40" (101.6 cm)
• Machine Capacity 650 lbs.

STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Model LE-1 comes complete with two strapbars, battery pack, battery charger, stacker unit, and wheel brakes.

ACCESSORIES
Extra Strapbar, Barrel Attachment, Extended Toe Plate Width, In-Transit Charging System, Rough Terrain Cart, Longer Straps

MODEL  LE-140/40

Maximum Machine Capacity
Maximum Elevation - Front
Maximum Elevation - Rear
Weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Overall   W x D x h

295 kg
1010 mm
101.6 cm
92 kg
600x540x1520

650 lbs
40"
40"
203 lbs
24x21x60

NOTE: Load recommendations are calculated for a trained, proficient and experienced operator and should be used as a general guide only.

The following outlines the recommended maximum weight which can be moved safely by 1 operator in 3 different moving configurations.

• On and off vehicles or loading docks
• Up and down stairs
• Over flat surfaces

The PowerMate® LE series has been designed specifically to move loads with center of gravity locations which are inside of the shaded area of the Load Recommendation Chart. Loads with center of gravity locations above this area can also be moved but do not generally require the use of the moveable load carriage.

In order to determine if your load with its specific center of gravity location can be moved safely, complete the following 3 steps ...

1. Determine the weight of your load in pounds (lbs) or kilograms
   
   
2. Establish where the weight is concentrated in the load. This center of gravity location is measured in inches (in) and is determined by:
   
   
1. The distance forward from the back of the load
2. The distance up from the bottom of the load
   
   
3. Locate on the Load Recommendation Chart the area closest to the center of gravity location for your load. From this determine that your load does not exceed the recommended maximym weight in your specific moving configuration. If your specific move requires 2 or 3 different moving configurations, then use the least of the recommended maximum loads.