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Discussion:  Security problems with truck-mounted forklift!!!
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crazy_s
vienna, Austria
Hi Folks,

I have a big problem with truck-mounted forklifts. As you probably know the forklift is placed at the rear of the truck, which heavily compromises the driveability of the truck. It is also very tricky to mount and disassembly. I harmed myself already in doing this. It is also very copious because of the lost loading space for the weight that must be carried when the truck is empty. I would like to ask you if you have any idea how to solve these problems? I need some suggestions for alternative mounting possibilities to improve the driveability also.

Help :D



Modified 25 Jun 2007 07:18 AM
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johnr_j
Georgia, United States
Sounds like you have too small of a truck or too short of a bed or the rear wheels are positioned too far forward.  Can't really get specific as you don't provide enough information - forklift type, deliver truck, mounting type (manufacture's kit or homemade type).  I've laoded and unload - Teledyne Princeton, Moffet & Navigators without issues & I am a sales type.

Truck mounted forklifts are commonly used here in the US and they travel with and without payloas (lumber, sod, bricks, roofing materials, etc.) at speeds well above any posted speed limit w/o issues - unless the brakes ain't too good.

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