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Double Deep Walkie Reach Stacker

50% More Pallets. Same Warehouse. No Licence Required.

The Hyworth® Double Deep reaches past the front pallet to place or retrieve the one behind it — true double-deep racking access in a walk-behind machine. Up to 50% more storage in the same four walls, in a 2.45m aisle, at roughly half the cost of a ride-on. And no forklift licence to operate it.

1,080mm reach | 2.45m aisle | +50% storage | No licence

Australian first

No Licence required

2x Registered design patents

Lithium battery standard

3-yr parts & labour warranty

The double-deep difference

Reach the pallet behind the pallet

A standard walkie reach stacker extends its forks about 590mm — enough for the front pallet, and that’s it. The Hyworth® Double Deep uses a double scissor pantograph to reach 1,080mm past the front position, into the one behind it. Two pallets deep and accessed from a single aisle, unlocking up to 50% more storage space in your existing warehouse footprint.

It’s the first and currently the only pedestrian walk-behind reach stacker on the Australian market that can do it.

Storage density

Up to 50% more storage. Same four walls.

Sydney floor space is scarce and expensive. Going double-deep adds pallet positions to the warehouse you already pay for — no new lease, no relocation. The Double Deep makes that possible without a ride-on or a licensed operator.

Single-Deep Racking

Hyworth Double-Deep Racking

Aisle width: It Fits Where The Ride-on Can't

Hyworth Double Deep

Walk-behind

2.45m

Ride-on double-deep

Reach Truck

3.5m

Narrower aisles mean more racking rows in the same building. Specced at 2.45m from the fit-out, the layout locks in the gain for the life of the install.

Why it changes the maths

Double-deep access, without the ride-on price tag

Until now, double-deep racking meant a ride-on reach truck: licensed operators, 3.5m aisles, and $60k–$80k+ to buy. The Double Deep Walkie Reach Stacker delivers the same access for roughly half the capex.

Ride-on double-deep reach truck

$60K–$80K+

HRWL forklift licence required

Needs 3.2m–3.5m aisles

Large sit-down / stand-on footprint

Higher capital and running cost

Hyworth Double Deep Walkie Reach Stacker

FROM $39,990 +gst

No licence — any trained team member

Works in a 2.45m aisle

Compact walk-behind form factor

Roughly half the capex, lithium standard

Where it fits

The gap between a walkie and a ride-on

Four ways to move pallets to racking. Only one gives you double-deep access without a licence, in a narrow aisle, at walkie money.

Walkie
stacker

Single-reach walkie

Ride-on
double-deep

Hyworth
Double Deep

Racking depth

Single-deep

Single-deep

Double-deep

Double-deep

Reach distance

None

≈590mm

1,080mm+

≈1,080mm

Min. aisle width

≈2.3m

≈2.5–2.7m

3.2–3.5m+

≈2.45m

Forklift licence

Not required

Not required

HRWL required

Not required

Operator

Walk-behind

Walk-behind

Sit / stand-on

Walk-behind

Indicative buy

~$8k–$15k

~$15k–$25k

$60k–$80k+

$39,990–$44,990

Built for Australian warehouses

What comes standard

1,080mm reach into the second-deep position — the mechanism the whole machine is built around.

Place pallets accurately in the back position you can’t see directly from the operating position.

Maintenance-free, up to 4 hours continuous use, 3-hour fast charge. No watering, no acid, no battery room.

Pedestrian-rated, so it sits outside the LF/LO licence classes. Trained staff can run it from day one.

Load and unload from a single side — no reversing and repositioning in tight or multi-tenancy docks.

Electronic power steering, side shift and tilt on a Curtis programmable controller for precise placement.

Built for Australian warehouses

What comes standard

No stripped-back base model. The features that make double-deep work safely are fitted as standard, not sold as extras.

Double scissor
pantograph

1,080mm reach into the second-deep position — the mechanism the whole machine is built around.

Camera system
+ monitor

Place pallets accurately in the back position you can’t see directly from the operating position.

350Ah
lithium battery

Maintenance-free, up to 4 hours continuous use, 3-hour fast charge. No watering, no acid, no battery room.

No licence
to operate

Pedestrian-rated, so it sits outside the LF/LO licence classes. Trained staff can run it from day one.

One-sided
truck unloading

Load and unload from a single side — no reversing and repositioning in tight or multi-tenancy docks.

Side shift, 
tilt & EPS

Electronic power steering, side shift and tilt on a Curtis programmable controller for precise placement.

The detail

Specifications

Reach mechanism

Double scissor pantograph · 1,080mm

Operator type

Pedestrian (walk-behind) · no HRWL

Min. aisle width

≈2.45m (pallet to pallet)

Capacity at 2m

≈1,000kg

Capacity at 6m lift

≈650kg

Battery

350Ah lithium-ion, maintenance-free

Runtime / charge

Up to 4 hrs · 3-hr fast charge

Drive & lift motors

AC, maintenance-free

Controller

Curtis, fully programmable

IP

2× AU registered design patents

Warranty

3yr parts & labour

Standard inclusions: camera system with monitor, side shift, tilt, electronic power steering, tie-down points, vertical upright handle for narrow-aisle operation.

Four lift heights, one platform

Choose the variant for your racking

Same machine, same double-deep reach — sized to your top beam. Transparent pricing, zero hidden fees.

H15WRDD45Li-3

H15WRDD50Li-3

H15WRDD55Li-3

H15WRDD60Li-3

Lift height

4,500mm

5,000mm

5,500mm

6,000mm

Capacity at max height

800kg

750kg

700kg

650kg

Best for

Container
unloading

Container
unloading

High-bay
storage

Maximum-height applications

Forklift licence

Not required

Not required

Not required

Not required

Hire from
/week

$198-260 +gst

$198-260 +gst

$198-260 +gst

$198-260 +gst

Buy it now

$39,990 +gst

$41,490 +gst

$42,990 +gst

$44,990 +gst

Ways to own

One supplier, every way to get one

Match the machine to your cash flow — not the other way around.

Hire

One week to 12 months+. Fully serviced for the term.

Buy new

Outright purchase with 3-year parts & labour warranty.

Lease / finance

Preserve working capital, repayments to suit cash flow.

Rent-to-own

Predictable weekly cost with an ownership endpoint.

Try before you buy

Run it in your own aisles before you commit.

Quality you can trust

Built to a specification, not down to a price

The Hyworth® Double Deep delivers where it matters — maximum capacity, extended reach, and tight aisle efficiency, with a built-in camera and programmable controller included as standard. Every machine is engineered to perform from day one, without compromise.

Double Deep Walkie Reach Stacker

What People Are Saying

Space in our cool room is limited, it’s a busy operation. Going double-deep was the smart way to add capacity, and Hyworth’s Double Deep Walkie Reach met every one of those needs.”

Tony Van Yzendoorn

True Protein

Get more out of the
warehouse you already have

Double-deep access. No licence. Half the capex of a ride-on. Talk to a Hyworth warehouse specialist and we’ll tell you straight whether it fits your site.

Find out if double-deep
is right for your site

Tell us your racking, your aisle width and your pallet types. We’ll work out whether the Double Deep fits — and be upfront if it doesn’t.

Request quote

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How does it reach a second pallet behind the first?

A double scissor pantograph extends the forks about 1,080mm — roughly twice the reach of a standard walkie reach stacker. That lets the machine place or retrieve a pallet in the back position of double-deep racking, reaching over the front position. A camera and monitor are fitted as standard so the operator can see the load into the rear position they can’t view directly.

No High Risk Work Licence is required. The Double Deep is a pedestrian-operated walk-behind machine, so it sits outside the LF and LO licence classes that apply to ride-on counterbalance forklifts in Australia. Training is still required: under WHS regulations the operator needs documented training and a verification of competency on file. Hyworth runs a short on-site induction at handover.

Around 2.45m pallet-to-pallet — almost a full metre narrower than the 3.0–3.5m a ride-on double-deep reach truck needs. Exact figures depend on pallet length, fork length and sideshift use, so the spec sheet’s figure is the safe reference. If you’re mid-fitout, specifying 2.45m aisles now locks in the density gain for the life of the install.

It does the same job — double-deep racking access — in a walk-behind form factor, in a narrower aisle, with no licence, at roughly half the capital cost. A ride-on still wins on raw throughput, very heavy loads and high-volume distribution-centre duty cycles where licensed operators and 3.2m aisles are already in place. For everyone else who wanted double-deep but couldn’t justify the ride-on, this is the machine that was missing.

Significantly more. The Double Deep configuration lets you store two pallets deep in each rack face rather than one, immediately increasing pallet capacity by up to 50%. Pair that with an operating aisle of just 2.45m pallet-to-pallet — far narrower than a standard ride-on requires — and you free up substantial floor space that can be converted into additional racking rows. The result is a storage layout that holds considerably more pallets within the same four walls.

Yes. It’s set up for 1165 × 1165mm Australian standard pallets and four-way-entry CHEP and Loscam pool pallets. Flag the pallet types you actually run when you enquire, because fork length and spread affect both capacity and handling safety.

Around 1,000kg at 2m, easing to roughly 650kg at 6m lift — comparable to a single-reach walkie despite reaching twice as far. Like every reach machine, capacity drops as the forks go up, because the moment arm changes. The load data plate on the machine gives the safe figure at each height; operators should check it before lifting, especially near the top of the mast.

It’s built for indoor or under-cover work on smooth concrete: warehouse putaway and retrieval, double-deep racking, container unloading at dock height and back-of-house. It’s not for rough yards, gravel, long outdoor travel, or trailer loading from ground level and cold storage on uneven surfaces — that’s counterbalance territory. If your work is split between a clean warehouse and a dirty yard, you usually need both, not one trying to do both jobs.

Hire gives you flexibility without the capital commitment — no maintenance costs, no parts bills, and fast response times when you need service. It suits short-term, seasonal or project work, and sites that want to prove the machine fits before committing. Buy makes sense for daily operation. Rent-to-own and lease sit in between for a predictable monthly cost. Try-before-you-buy is available if you want to run it in your own aisles first.

The Double Deep is launching now and available to hire or buy across Sydney metro, with same-day delivery often possible. It debuts at CEMAT Melbourne June 23rd – 25th. Call 1300 499 678 or request a callback and we’ll confirm availability and delivery timing for your site.