Hurricane precautions help marina owners and operators prepare their forklifts before a storm and respond safely afterward. Flooding and storm surge can expose equipment to water, contamination, and damage that may not be visible from the outside. If your marina forklift has been flooded, or you
Read MoreWhen demanding material-handling jobs call for more strength, standard equipment may not be enough. Forklift Exchange currently has a strong selection of high-capacity forklifts in stock, work-ready, and available with nationwide delivery options. Our featured inventory includes forklifts from Doosan, Royal, Hyster, Hoist, Toyota, and Taylor.
Read MoreWhat Makes Forklift Exchange Different When Buying Used, Rebuilt, and High-Capacity Forklifts There are more places to buy a forklift today than ever before. Equipment marketplaces, auctions, dealer websites, and online listings can put hundreds of machines in front of a buyer in minutes. But finding
Read MoreA Hoist FKS300 transmission seal repair can involve far more than replacing a small component. When a customer’s heavy-duty forklift developed a transmission fluid leak in New York, Forklift Exchange technician Jeremy traced the problem to a seal located behind the torque converter. Reaching that seal
Read MoreCold Weather Is Hard on Equipment. A Little Preparation Can Prevent a Lot of Downtime. (NOTE: Don’t want to read the whole article? There’s a condensed checklist at the end you can skip too!) Every year, the first real cold snap seems to expose the same
Read MoreElectric forklifts are nothing new. Not so much when it comes to high-capacity forklifts. Walk into almost any warehouse, and you will find electric lift trucks moving pallets, loading trailers, and working narrow aisles every day. But once capacity climbs into the heavy-industrial range, the picture
Read MoreA forklift load center can make the difference between a lift that is within the truck’s rated limits and one that requires a higher-capacity machine. The number shown on a forklift’s data plate is not a universal lifting limit. It applies under defined conditions—including a specified
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