Choosing a used electric order picker means weighing price, condition, and the terms that come with the sale. The Toyota Electric Order Picker 6BWR15 shows up as a used unit from Japan, and the price is a clear factor in any decision.
Quick Verdict
At a listed price of USD 2,529.99, this Toyota Electric Order Picker 6BWR15 is a used electric order picker. It's a concrete price point for a warehouse machine, but the real test is whether the sale terms match your comfort level.
Who It Suits
This machine is best for a buyer who has some experience with used electric order pickers and can handle the logistics of getting the unit from the seller's location. It also suits a warehouse that needs another order picker without the cost of a new unit. If you don't have a way to evaluate or move used equipment, this may not be the right path.
What Stands Out From the Listed Details
The listing notes the unit is used and made in Japan. That's a clear condition and origin. The seller also offers 30 days of free storage. If you don't arrange pickup within that window, the unit is considered abandoned and no refunds are given.
Meaningful Trade-Offs
The sale is strictly as-is. The seller states there is no warranty, express or implied, and disclaims merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The seller's only obligation is to deliver the goods. After that, any repair or performance issue becomes your responsibility.
Product Note
Toyota Electric Order Picker 6BWR15
This is the exact machine being reviewed. One concrete reason to consider it is the transparent price of $2,529.99, which gives you a fixed budget number. The main limitation is the as-is sale with no warranty, which places the burden of condition squarely on you. Also, the 30-day free storage deadline means you need to plan the transfer immediately after purchase.
Bottom Line
If you're experienced with used material handling equipment and can act quickly on logistics, the Toyota Electric Order Picker 6BWR15 could be a workable addition to your warehouse. The key is to accept the as-is risk and respect the storage deadline.
