Vestil Aluminum Heavy Duty Wheel Riser ATWR-18-10-66 — 30,000 lb per pair, 36" level length
A trailer that sits too low makes the fork truck climb, and a fork truck climbing a grade is where OSHA starts paying attention.
The Aluminum Heavy Duty Wheel Riser ATWR-18-10-66 is rated at 30,000 lb per pair and measures 18" W x 66" L x 9.875" H. Vestil publishes that rating per pair and sells the riser individually, so a single unit carries half of it.
Why Choose the Vestil Aluminum Heavy Duty Wheel Riser ATWR-18-10-66
Built for the yard leveling a trailer for fork truck access, with every figure on this page taken from Vestil.
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30,000 lb per pair, sold each — the capacity Vestil publishes, quoted in their own terms.
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Level Length — 36 in.
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Ramp Incline — 18 degrees.
Made For
Built for anyone raising a trailer so a fork truck can work on a safe grade.
- Distribution and freight yards
- Fork truck loading and unloading
- Trailer and container work
- Fleet and municipal yards
- Anyone correcting a trailer height
Features
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Uniform Capacity Per Pair - [Sold Each] — 30,000 lb.
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Treadplate Thickness — 1/4 in.
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Level Length — 36 in.
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Ramp Incline — 18 degrees.
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OSHA — 1910.30 (a).
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ANSI — B56.1 part 3 sec 7.
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Assembled Size — 18" W x 66" L x 9.875" H.
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Assembled Weight — 77 lbs.
What It Is Rated For
Vestil rates this at 30,000 lb per pair, and their own spec sheet marks it "[Sold Each]". One riser is what ships against this listing, so the pair rating is only reached when two are used together — plan the purchase around that, not around the headline number.
Vestil cites OSHA 1910.30 (a) and ANSI B56.1 part 3 sec 7 for this unit. That is their reference, quoted as published — confirm it against your own site requirements rather than treating it as a compliance guarantee.
Every figure in the table below comes from Vestil. Where the manufacturer publishes no number for something, this page leaves it out rather than filling the gap.
Getting It On Site
Assembled weight is 77 lbs and Vestil ships it at 111 lbs. The shipping figure is the one that decides how it arrives and what has to be there to receive it.
Check the level length and ramp incline against the trailer you are raising — the grade a fork truck has to climb is what these figures are really about.
Confirm the receiving end before it ships — what unloads it, and where it lives when it is not in use.
The Right Wheel Riser for the Job
If a wheel riser is what the job needs, this is Vestil’s answer at 30,000 lb per pair.
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