Can a forklift drive through snow? Some forklifts can operate in snowy conditions, but suitability depends on the machine, tires, ground clearance, load, and operating surface. A forklift designed for outdoor work may handle certain winter conditions, while a cushion-tire warehouse forklift can quickly lose traction
Read MoreMaterial handling solutions work best when they’re backed by people who understand the equipment and the operations depending on it. At Forklift Exchange, Inc., that understanding comes from 46 years of hands-on industry experience. Trust in this industry is earned through practical knowledge, dependable support, and
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 MoreMoving the Machine That Moves Everything Else | High-Capacity Forklift Delivery So, how does one make a 100,000-pound forklift delivery? A forklift is normally the machine you call when something heavy needs to be moved. But what happens when the forklift itself weighs 100,000 pounds or
Read MoreWhen 10,000 Pounds Isn’t Even Considered Heavy What are the biggest forklifts in the world and what do they lift? Most people hear the word forklift and picture the machine they see at a warehouse, lumber yard or home-improvement store. Maybe it lifts 5,000 pounds. Maybe
Read MoreWhen is a forklift too old to buy? Learn why condition, hours, maintenance history, parts availability and application matter more than age alone.
Read MoreThe Most Expensive Forklift Repairs I See and How to Avoid Buying Someone Else’s Problem When shopping for a used forklift, most buyers focus on the obvious things: While those things matter, they’re rarely what determines whether you’ve found a good machine. What separates a great
Read MoreWhat Your Forklift Is Trying to Tell You Don’t ignore forklift warning signs! One of the biggest mistakes I see forklift owners make isn’t buying the wrong equipment—it’s ignoring the warning signs their current forklift is giving them. Forklifts rarely fail without warning. In most cases,
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