Forklifts Specifications

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Forklift Type


	Forklift Class
	Your choices are...
	Class I - Electric Motor Rider Truck		Class I forklifts are electric-motor rider trucks, either stand-up operator or seated three-wheel units. Rider units are counterbalanced and may have cushion or pneumatic wheels.
	Class II - Electric Motor Narrow Aisle Truck		Class II forklifts are electric-motor trucks for narrow aisle or inventory stock/order picking applications. They may have extra reach or swing-mast functions.
	Class III - Electric Motor Hand Truck		Class III forklifts are electric-motor trucks, either walk-behind or standing-rider operated. Automated pallet lift-trucks and high lift models are often counterbalanced.
	Class IV - Internal Combustion Truck / Cushion Tires		Class IV forklifts are rider fork trucks, with cabs and seated controls, internal combustion engines, and solid or "cushion" tires. They are usually counterbalanced.
	Class V - Internal Combustion Truck / Pneumatic Tires		Class V forklifts are rider fork trucks, with cabs and seated controls, internal combustion engines, and pneumatic tires. They are typically counterbalanced.
	Class VI - Electric and Internal Combustion Tractor		Class VI forklifts are sit-down rider, tow tractor lifts. They are supplied with electric or internal combustion engines.
	Class VII - Telehandler		Class VII forklifts are designed for use on rough terrain. Typical applications include agriculture, logging and construction.
	Class VIII - Hand Pallet Truck		Class VIII forklifts include all personnel and burden carriers.
	Other		Other unlisted forklift classes.
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	Narrow Aisle		Equipment is designed for size and maneuverability within narrow aisles.
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	Sideloader		A sideloader is a type forklift specially designed with the lifting forks perpendicular to the drive direction. They are balanced to lift and maneuver long loads.
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	Stacker / Walkie		Stackers or walkies are movable lifting devices with a high level of maneuverability. They are a lighter-duty version of a forklift. Typically, stackers are used internally for storing and retrieving palletized loads.
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Load Capacity


	Capacity		Maximum force or load supported by the forklift.
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Vertical Lift Travel


	Stroke		Stroke is the difference between the fully-lowered and fully-raised lift positions.
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Fuel


	Fuel
	Your choices are...
	Electric		The drive is electric.
	LP		Lifts use liquefied petroleum (LP) or propane.
	Natural Gas / CNG		Compressed natural gas (CNG) is an alternative to propane-fueled fork trucks. CNG can exhibit lower odor and emission levels than traditional fuels.
	Gasoline		Lifts use commercial-grade gasoline.
	Diesel		Lifts use diesel fuel.
	Other		Other unlisted or specialized forklift fuels or drives.
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Tires



	Your choices are...
	Pneumatic		Air-inflated tires can provide greater load-cushioning and drive traction than cushion tires.
	Solid / Cushion		Solid or cushion tires are functional alternatives to other types of tires. They do not puncture and require less maintenance than pneumatic tires. Construction provides some cushioning features; however, solid or cushion tires offer less shock absorption than pneumatic tires.
	Other		Other tire configurations not covered explicitly by pneumatic or solid / cushion choices.
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Forklift Class:

Narrow Aisle?

Sideloader?

Stacker / Walkie?

Capacity:

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Fuel:

Tires:

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