Our Planned Maintenance and Full Maintenance Plans offer you unmatched peace-of-mind and protection of your investment. We provide ongoing upkeep of your forklifts and help detect any problems before they turn into something that negatively impacts your business. Depending on the maintenance program you choose from full maintenance or planned maintenance you can rely on us to keep you up and running.
We never ask for long-term agreements! How we keep our clients is by supplying superiority customer service at fair rates!
Electrical Inspection
Examples of Things that will be inspected:
27/Point
- Fluid Levels
- Electric Motors
- Contact Tips
- Switches & Wiring
- Lift Chains
- Wheels & Tires
- Hydraulic System
What We Service
Most Popular
- LP FORKLIFTS
- GASOLINE FORKLIFTS
- DIESEL FORKLIFTS
We Provide Maintenance To All Types Of Forklifts.
Internal Combustion
Examples of Things that will be inspected:
16/Point
- Transmission
- Engine Performance
- Fluid Levels & Moving Parts
- Fuel Connections
- Steering Mechanism
- Radiator Assembly
- Complete Brake System
Keeping your Forklift working properly for years, comes down to how you Maintain It. We have gathered a couple of helpful tips for you to check on a regular basis. It is always KEY to make sure all your fluids are topped off and your moving parts are ALWAYS Lubricated.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask our staff!
Step 1: Keep all moving parts well lubricated. Most moving joints, or parts, of the forklift are greased. This is done to prevent the harmful effects of friction. Ensure that all these fittings are greased on a regular basis, making sure to remove all worn out ball bearings.
Step 2: Check fluid levels regularly. There are various fluids that help the engine and other working parts of the forklift to run efficiently. These include the transmission and hydraulic fluids, coolants, as well as motor oil. Check these fluids regularly, albeit depending on how often the forklift is being used. Daily checks are necessary if the forklift is used on a daily basis.
Step 3: Keep your forklift charged or fueled. Forklifts may be powered by battery, liquid propane (L.P.) gas, diesel fuel or gasoline. If your machine uses a battery, then make sure to ensure that the battery is fully charged always. Also, make sure the tank is always full, if your forklift uses gas or fuel.
Step 4: Keep Forklift Gauges Functioning Properly. Gauges and lights found on the instrument panel of the forklift give an indication when some part is malfunctioning. Therefore, attention must be paid to these instruments and the appropriate measurements taken, when they indicate any faults. Doing so will forestall more expensive repairs.
We never ask for long-term agreements! How we keep our clients is by supplying superiority customer service at fair rates!
Electrical Inspection
Examples of Things that will be inspected:
27/Point
- Fluid Levels
- Electric Motors
- Contact Tips
- Switches & Wiring
- Lift Chains
- Wheels & Tires
- Hydraulic System
What We Service
Most Popular- LP FORKLIFTS
- GASOLINE FORKLIFTS
- DIESEL FORKLIFTS
We Provide Maintenance To All Types Of Forklifts.
Internal Combustion
Examples of Things that will be inspected:
16/Point
- Transmission
- Engine Performance
- Fluid Levels & Moving Parts
- Fuel Connections
- Steering Mechanism
- Radiator Assembly
- Complete Brake System
Keeping your Forklift working properly for years, comes down to how you Maintain It. We have gathered a couple of helpful tips for you to check on a regular basis. It is always KEY to make sure all your fluids are topped off and your moving parts are ALWAYS Lubricated.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask our staff!
Step 1: Keep all moving parts well lubricated. Most moving joints, or parts, of the forklift are greased. This is done to prevent the harmful effects of friction. Ensure that all these fittings are greased on a regular basis, making sure to remove all worn out ball bearings.
Step 2: Check fluid levels regularly. There are various fluids that help the engine and other working parts of the forklift to run efficiently. These include the transmission and hydraulic fluids, coolants, as well as motor oil. Check these fluids regularly, albeit depending on how often the forklift is being used. Daily checks are necessary if the forklift is used on a daily basis.
Step 3: Keep your forklift charged or fueled. Forklifts may be powered by battery, liquid propane (L.P.) gas, diesel fuel or gasoline. If your machine uses a battery, then make sure to ensure that the battery is fully charged always. Also, make sure the tank is always full, if your forklift uses gas or fuel.
Step 4: Keep Forklift Gauges Functioning Properly. Gauges and lights found on the instrument panel of the forklift give an indication when some part is malfunctioning. Therefore, attention must be paid to these instruments and the appropriate measurements taken, when they indicate any faults. Doing so will forestall more expensive repairs.