Little Giant 004-0024 Sheet Panel Truck Upright 48 Inch

Product Description

The LITTLE GIANT 004-0024 is a replacement upright designed for sheet and panel trucks equipped with 48-inch-long decks. It provides the structural vertical support that keeps sheet goods, panels, and flat stock secured during transport and storage. This component is sold individually, allowing operators to replace a single damaged or worn upright without purchasing a full truck assembly. The part is finished in blue and is sized at approximately 51 inches long by 30 inches wide by 1.5 inches in height, weighing 17.5 pounds. It is typically handled by warehouse personnel, material handlers, or facility maintenance staff.

This upright is intended for use with LITTLE GIANT sheet and panel trucks that feature 48-inch decks. Sheet and panel trucks are commonly deployed in manufacturing facilities, glass shops, lumber yards, millwork operations, and construction supply environments where large flat materials must be moved safely and efficiently. The 004-0024 is a direct add-on or replacement component for that specific truck configuration, keeping existing equipment operational rather than requiring full unit replacement.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for LITTLE GIANT sheet and panel trucks with 48-inch-long decks
• Sold individually for single-component replacement or fleet upkeep
• Blue finish matches standard LITTLE GIANT truck color coding
• Measures 51 inches long by 30 inches wide by 1.5 inches in height
• Weighs 17.5 pounds for manageable handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with LITTLE GIANT sheet and panel trucks featuring 48-inch-long decks. Verify deck length before ordering, as uprights are not interchangeable across different deck size configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance or warehouse equipment technicians. Before replacing or adding an upright, ensure the truck is unloaded and stable on a level surface. Follow the manufacturer assembly documentation for proper fastener placement and torque. Inspect mounting points on the truck frame for wear or damage before attaching the new upright.