Electric vs. propane forklifts: how to compare
Compare electric and propane forklift requirements for the workplace, charging or refuelling, duty cycle and total ownership cost.
Read the guideForklift parts & attachments in Canada.
Prepare a specific parts or attachment enquiry using the truck model, serial information and component details.
A useful parts enquiry begins with the exact machine. Model names alone may cover different production years and configurations. Attachments also affect the truck’s load-handling rating, so compatibility is more than a physical fit.
Identify the truck and the component
Provide the make, model, serial number and component part number where available. Describe the fault or replacement need without diagnosing safety-critical problems yourself. A qualified technician may need to inspect the equipment before parts are specified.
Review attachment compatibility
Side shifts, clamps, fork extensions and other attachments can affect capacity and the load centre. Ask the manufacturer or competent supplier to confirm mounting, hydraulic requirements and the applicable updated capacity information.
Check the full supply scope
Clarify whether installation, calibration, documentation or inspection is required. Include your city and the urgency of the need, then obtain a written scope, availability and delivery cost before ordering.
Answers before you buy
A few good questions.
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Can I fit an attachment based on forklift capacity alone?
No. The mounting, hydraulics, attachment weight, load centre and truck configuration all matter. Confirm compatibility and capacity information for the complete combination.
What should I send for a replacement part?
Start with the make, model, serial number, part number and a description. Clear component photographs may be requested by the team after the initial enquiry.
Keep comparing.
Forklift capacity, load centre and lift height
Understand why a forklift’s headline capacity is only the starting point when specifying loads, mast height and attachments.
Read the guideMeasure your aisle, mast clearance and racking
Prepare a warehouse layout brief with clear aisle width, door heights, pallet dimensions and the highest required placement.
Read the guideA better brief. A clearer next step.
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Tell us what you need to lift, where you work and when you need it. We’ll start with your requirements.