In narrow-aisle, high-bay warehousing, the Crown RR 5700 is the default answer — the reach truck that defined the American racking aisle for a generation.
Get Free Quotes 👑A stand-up electric reach truck in the 3,500–4,500 lb class, with reach heights commonly in the 240–400+ inch range by mast, 36-volt power, and Crown-built motors, controllers, and the Access 1 2 3 diagnostics system.
New RR 5700s typically run the high-$30,000s to $50,000+ depending on mast height and options — reach trucks are specialist money. Used examples commonly sell around $12,000 to $25,000, with battery condition and mast height driving the spread.
Strengths: legendary durability under multi-shift duty, deep dealer diagnostics, and operator ergonomics that pickers rate highly. Watch-points: reach trucks are indoor smooth-floor specialists, operator skill matters more than with counterbalance trucks, and used units from tall-racking fleets deserve careful mast inspection.
Check mast channels, reach mechanism play, and battery health above all. The Raymond 7500 Reach-Fork is the eternal rival — quote both. Also compare Yale/Hyster and Toyota reach offerings, and revisit whether your heights truly demand a reach truck versus a counterbalance electric.
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Depending on mast configuration, commonly from about 240 inches to over 400 inches — spec the mast to your top beam plus clearance, and let the dealer verify capacity at height.
Typically $12,000 to $25,000 for RR 5700-class units depending on mast height, hours, and battery condition.