Light-Duty Stake Truck
- Internal cargo length
- 4.2–6.2 m
- Internal cargo width
- 2.35–2.45 m
- Stake height
- 1.8–2.0 m
- Cargo volume
- 20–30 m³
- Stake type
- Removable vertical stakes
- Floor Material
- Steel plate
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Light-Duty Stake Truck
The KEEYAK Light-Duty Stake Truck carries compatible crates, sacks and bulky goods on a flat deck surrounded by stake or rack sides. The open body allows airflow but does not provide a sealed or temperature-controlled space. Rack layout, covers and cargo restraints should reflect the goods and the handling routine at each stop.
It suits farms, markets, landscape suppliers, and local distributors handling volume-sensitive cargo. Choose side height and stake spacing for the intended loads, including any removable sections. Deck size and cargo density must fit chassis capacity. Confirm cover needs and restraint points for transport.
Applications for Light-Duty Stake Truck
Farm Produce Collection
The light stake-bed truck carries crates, sacks, and ventilated produce from farms to local markets, with load protection selected for weather and commodity needs.
Nursery Material Delivery
Landscape suppliers transport plants, pots, fencing, and lightweight bulky materials inside a rack body that provides airflow and accessible side containment.
Market Goods Distribution
Wholesalers move bagged or crated products between depots and stalls where removable stake sections can simplify manual loading and unloading at multiple points.
Local Packaging Return Runs
Businesses collect empty crates, baskets, pallets, and returnable packaging whose low density benefits from a tall-sided open cargo body and suitable restraints.
Before you order
Who is the Light-Duty Stake Truck best suited for?
A light stake body can suit crates, sacks and bulky goods that can travel in a ventilated enclosure. Check stack stability, cover needs and payload. Choose a closed or temperature-controlled body where the commodity needs conditions the open rack cannot provide.
