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LiftMate Glide200™ – Electric Lift Cart, Loads 440 lbs into Trucks & Vans
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Electric Truck Bed Loader

Lift and slide up to 440 lbs into your truck by yourself. No helper, no ramp, no forklift.

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$1,699.00

From $105.99/mo or 0% APR with Shop Pay

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Rated for long-term use
1-year warranty
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Watch it lift 425 lbs of concrete mix.

   What one person can

   move

Generators

Roll it up, lift it, slide it into the bed.

Tools & equipment

Toolboxes, compressors and gear for job sites.

Appliances

Washers, fridges and other heavy household loads.

Heavy materials

Bagged materials like concrete mix.

How it works

Step 1

Position the cart at your load.

Step 2

Raise it with the controls (about 35 seconds to maximum height).

Step 3

Slide it into your truck bed or cargo area (slide length up to 47.2 in).

Why not a ramp, crane, liftgate or lift table cart?

Ramp

You still push the weight uphill.

Crane or hoist

Typically mounted to your truck.

Liftgate

Typically installed or hitch-mounted.

Lift table cart

You still push the load into the truck yourself.

Glide200 : A standalone cart. Nothing attached to your truck. The load stays on the cart, and the whole cart slides into the bed.

Will it fit my truck?

Measure your tailgate or cargo-floor height. The platform adjusts from 10 to 50 in.

Lift capacity 440.9 lb
Platform height range 10–50 in
Max wheel lift height 40 in
Overall dimensions 47.2 × 28.3 in
Max slide length 47.2 in
Total weight 172.6 lb
Battery 48V LiFePO4 - (approx. 140 full cycles per charge)
Lift time about 35 seconds.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum weight lifting capacity?

A: For safe and long-term use, we recommend lifting up to 440 lb (200 kg).

During testing, the cart only began to show stress at 550 lb (250 kg), but using it above 440 lb could reduce the lifespan of the cart and affect safety.

Our rating prioritizes reliability, durability, and your safety, rather than inflated numbers you might see elsewhere.

How long does the battery last?

While exact battery life depends on usage patterns, under normal conditions, a full charge can power approximately 140 continuous full lift-and-lower cycles at the maximum load of 440 lbs. For lighter loads or partial lifts, you can expect even more cycles per charge. The system is designed for efficiency and reliability across a full day of typical use.

With proper care, your battery is designed to last a couple of years. We understand that batteries eventually need replacing, and we're planning to offer convenient battery replacement services in the near future. This will ensure your system continues to operate efficiently for years to come.

Can the cart handle rough terrain?

The cart is equipped with wheels designed to navigate mild terrain such as gravel or grass. However, due to the weight of the cart and any additional load, extra effort may be required when moving it over uneven surfaces or up slopes. For best performance, we recommend using the cart on relatively flat and stable ground.

Can I use it away from the garage?

Yes. The wheels roll indoors and out and handle mild terrain like gravel or grass. Expect extra effort on slopes or uneven ground, and hold the handles when the cart is empty. The powder-coated finish is weather-resistant and the control box handles light rain; cover it in heavy rain or long outdoor storage. One charge gives about 140 full lifts at 440 lb. Heavy-Duty Wheels (4-Pack) are sold separately, $69.99.

Will the cart tip over?

No, the cart is engineered for stability during both loading and unloading. When extending the cart, the cargo weight shifts onto the truck bed, which helps prevent tipping. During unloading, the cart remains stable with a moderate load. However, we recommend holding the handles while operating—especially on uneven ground or when the cart is empty. The up/down button is conveniently located next to the handle to allow safe, controlled operation. When used correctly, tipping is not a concern.

Will the cart move around in my truck bed while driving?

No, the cart will remain secure during transport as long as the rear-wheel brakes are engaged. For extra stability, we recommend using tie-down straps to secure both the cart and your cargo to the truck bed.

Will it damage my tailgate?

No. The Glide200 is a standalone cart, not a crane or hitch mount. As you slide the load in, its weight is shared between your tailgate and the truck bed, not carried by the tailgate alone. Measure your tailgate or cargo-floor height first; the platform adjusts from 10 to 50 in.

Do I need to drill into my truck?

No. Nothing bolts or clamps to your truck, so there's nothing to drill or install. When you drive, engage the rear-wheel brakes and use tie-down straps to secure the cart and your cargo.

How is this different from a lift table cart?

A lift table cart raises your load, but you still have to push the load across into the truck bed yourself. With the Glide200, the load stays on the cart and the whole cart slides into the bed.

Load it yourself.