For an electric forklift, the battery should last up to 5 years. To extend the life of the battery, proper care and maintenance are essential, and it can even extend the battery’s life up to 10 years. Routine maintenance and daily care help the battery reach its full potential. Following these recommendations can protect the… Read More
Forklift Brakes
Forklift breaks are designed to stop your lift while carrying a full load, that’s why when not carrying a load your forklift breaks can feel aggressive. Condensation can also form because the brakes do not heat up very often. The brakes can also be more intense if there is rust or brake dust build up… Read More
Forklift Attachments
While forks typically handle and lift your loads, there may be a need for another attachment. Adding an attachment to your forklift may be the solution to add more flexibility and efficiency to your business. When selecting an attachment, consider how the load should be handled, the weight and height, and the hydraulic functions that… Read More
Questions to Ask When Renting a Forklift
Before renting a forklift, no matter the cause, make sure to communicate thoroughly and efficiently with us so that we can provide you with what works best for you and your needs. Where will I be using this forklift? There are forklifts that are designed to be just used inside on smooth surfaces and… Read More
Emergency Service
When your forklift breaks down, there are several steps you should take instantly. First, move the forklift to an isolated area, if that is possible. Second, get the make, model, and serial number of the forklift; it is also helpful to know the service history of the forklift. Having completed these two steps will make… Read More
Oil Leaks
Is there a trail of oil on your warehouse floor? Your forklift may be experiencing an oil leak. An oil leak can potentially be harmful to pedestrians, other forklifts, and the leaking forklift. With less oil to lubricate the mast and other parts, friction and higher than average temperatures could ruin your truck. There are… Read More
Signs the Forklift Needs Service
Forklifts are a crucial tool being used daily in the operations of most businesses. When it comes to managing costs effectively and protecting the value of your equipment, it is important to assure your forklift is serviced when needed. Routine maintenance and required service can prevent accidents and confirm that your forklifts are operating properly.… Read More
How To Prepare Your Forklift for Summer!!!
With the brutal summer heat, employers are responsible for keeping forklifts and forklift operators safe from the heat and its potential havoc. While employees may suffer from heat strokes and exhaustion, forklifts are at risk for overheating, coolant system failures, and so much more. Taking the pre-cautionary measures to protect both the forklift and its… Read More
The Basics of Forklift Batteries
For an electric forklift, the battery should last up to 5 years. To extend the life of the battery, proper care and maintenance are essential, and it can even extend the battery’s life up to 10 years. Routine maintenance and daily care help the battery reach its full potential. Following these recommendations can protect the… Read More
Planned Maintenance
While it may sound expensive, planned maintenance can save your business lots of money. On average, the costs of forklift repairs is four times higher than the proper maintenance on a forklift. Planned maintenance can keep monthly costs predictable. While the 250, 1,000, and 2,500 hour service are highly important, it is recommended that a… Read More