Forklifts

[BAILEIGH INC]

Can you say awesome?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjcyHicm3NA

[notoriousDUG]

Originally Posted by BAILEIGH INC

Can you say awesome?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjcyHicm3NA

Junk, junk of the highest order.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6w6f6v7Y90

Much better and fills the same need with no computers or special parts.

[FrogDog]

Originally Posted by notoriousDUG

Junk, junk of the highest order.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6w6f6v7Y90

Much better and fills the same need with no computers or special parts.

... 2 funny but them is kewl 2 ....


Dog....

[john1965]

That was really a big forklift I have seen one also as big as you post.Used Forklifts or Reconditioned Forklifts are a great way to expand your business needs without the extra added expenses a new model would cost.It is a big help with your warehouse.




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[JPI Motorsports]

Originally Posted by streetwerkz

kinda, yours is cool, BUT mine looks cool.
we got bored last winter and tore it down and powder coated it
Gave her a lil hot rod love, still need to do the mast

Hey thats a later model version of the one I have! Mines so old it still says DATSUN on the back and it doesn't look near as nice as yours.

[CarterKraft]

I want...
scratch built battery powered forklift (mini)
http://youtu.be/O03QJsZXTk4

[jeep795]

I like those big case forklifts. Mainly for yards and such, a few of the companys on my road have em for moving trench boxes, big water pipes, heavy things. I think they may be 4x4, not 100% on that...

The place i work has a hyster 60 forklift. Tripple mast. I've used it to take out dump truck cylinders and all sorts of other things. GM 4 cylinder on propane. Thing works pretty good.

[comeoutswingin]

I run some pretty big machinery, but off the top of my head I believe this to be the biggest hyster I have run... A Hyster 1050, a 105,000 and some change capacity, the total machine weight empty if I remember correctly is 234,000 lbs..

This is a picture I took from my cab of my partner loading some poles onto a barge.



Believe it or not but its pretty damn common to tip these machines over onto their noses in my industry. Varying terrains and ramp angles with big loads that shift the load centers beyond the machines capacities..

[Pop Alexandra]

Originally Posted by BAILEIGH INC

Can you say awesome?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjcyHicm3NA

Wow! That's a monster.
Great to see people don't shy out on using beasts.
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Alexandra from Chariots GCS in Montreal