Unlike classic cars, you don’t see a lot of people collecting forklifts as a hobby. If you buy a forklift, it’s because you have a job that requires lifting, stacking or transporting heavy material. But just like a car, if you don’t properly maintain your forklift, it will not run efficiently, or at all. Fortunately, […]
Announcer: Is your forklift being repaired? Do you have a sudden or a short-term forklift need? Are you interested in a new forklift but want to try it out first? If any of these scenarios apply to you, renting might be the perfect solution. But before you decide to rent, consider the following: Number one, […]
I personally think forks are the unsung heroes of any lift truck. Think about it; forklift forks are what help keep our businesses up and running, they what we depend on to get our products from point a to point b on time, and we expect them to get our products there in perfect condition. […]
It’s coming fast! It will be here before you know it! How will we do it? Are we sure it’s going to be ready on time? What is “it”? It is the holiday sales season. Most businesses experience large peaks in activity or holiday events that demand extra equipment for short periods of time. Seasonal […]
Companies that offer forklift service, know that preventive maintenance agreements extend equipment life, reduce cost inflating downtime, reduce energy use, and increase profit. What does that mean for your company? Well, it means that there is someone who wants to help you run an organized, profit building, and efficient enterprise. Planned maintenance programs have many […]
Have the questions “When does my lift need service?”, “Where can I get parts to service it?”, or “How do I get my lift serviced?” ever crossed your mind? Strict OSHA and EPA standards, shrinking margins, and reduction of down time make the answers to these questions paramount. Forklift hours are often listed by runtime, […]
Wes Nolan, the warehouse manager at Pak-sher, shares the impact material handling has on their business.
Battery Capacity = Battery Capacity is measured with its ability to maintain power over a period of time with a specified consumption of energy, presented in Ampere hours (Ah). Common forklift voltages are 12, 24, 36, 48, 72 DC. Battery Compartment = The manufacturer’s allotted space of a lift truck, provided to house a battery. […]
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