The Raymond 4250 is the stand-up counterbalance — the “dockstocker” — built for operators who hop on and off constantly, working trailers and aisles where sit-down trucks waste seconds every cycle.
Get Free Quotes 👑3,000–4,000 lb capacities by build, 36-volt AC power, stand-up operator station with side stance, tight turning for dock-and-aisle work, and Raymond's efficiency engineering stretching every battery shift.
New 4250s commonly run the low-$30,000s to $40,000 range before battery. Used examples typically sell for $8,000 to $18,000 — battery health, as always, moving the number most.
Strengths: cycle-time efficiency for on-off-intensive work, tight footprint, and multi-shift durability. Watch-points: stand-up operation is its own skill — budget training for sit-down-only crews — and confirm your loads fit the lighter capacity class.
Fleet turnovers supply the used market; dealer-reconditioned with battery documentation is the safe lane. Cross-shop Crown RC 5500 (the class rival), Toyota stand-ups, and Yale ESC models — then let dealer service quality break ties.
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A stand-up counterbalance truck designed for frequent on-off operation in dock and aisle work — faster cycles than sit-downs when operators dismount constantly. The Raymond 4250 defines the class.
Typically $8,000 to $18,000 depending on hours and battery condition — with reconditioned dealer units worth their premium for daily use.