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Forum: Lifting machines
Discussion:  Looking for a "light duty" lifter.
Number of messages: 2

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LightLifter
Colorado, United States
After perusing your site, I can tell that most of you are in the heavy-lift world.
However, I would appreciate any advice you can give me on the purchase of a new or used ThaiLift or WorldLift.  I own a small company that moves paper. We typically use our forklift less than an hour a day.  We need a 3500 - 4000 lb machine.  A year ago we made a bad purchase of a used lift with a lot of hours.  It has to be replaced already.  I don't want to make the same mistake twice.  
There are only a few forklift dealers in our area, and both of them have ThaiLift or Worldlift.
Any Advice?

Posted 3 Nov 2007 00:54 AM Reply  Report this message
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tcmgirl
Pennsylvania, United States

It's ashame that all you have to choose from is ThaiLift or World. TCM makes a reliable, durable small truck. But anyway, I was a dealer for World and if you have to choose I would say go with the World. One hour a day....the truck will last forever.

Posted 5 Nov 2007 05:17 AM Reply  Report this message


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