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Forum: Lifting machines
Discussion:  Heli Hancha Hangcha
Number of messages: 25
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Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland 		I am confused,  with the above three , are they all the same machine. copies or what.  If you try to contact Heli Forklift you seem to get Hancha who mention Heli a lot !!!!?

Does anybody know exactly who is who with this bunch,

Posted 7 Mar 2009 00:53 AM Reply  Report this message
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PLPFORKLIFT
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina

 		Dear friend Normandy.
You in Ireland are confused.
I in Argentina more am confused!
Dealers of HELI are 3 that give to be dealers to officials, WWP looks for 2 representatives in Argentina, EP has dealers, plus other marks HC, HYTSU, BAOLI, MAXIMAL, DALIAN, ....... For my the owner of this handful is HELI, that makes fork lift with the mark that the client asks.

Posted 13 Mar 2009 07:17 AM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland 		Lo siento pero mi español no es muy bueno, gracias por su contestación. Tengo en el pasado tratada de Heli pero tengo dificultad en entrarlos en contacto con otra vez. Consigo siempre conectado con los otros sitios. Pensé que Baoli era un diverso negocio pero usted puede estar correcto. Aparecería que la mejor cosa a hacer es entrar en contacto con Heli directamente, él apenas parece muy difícil hacer. gracias y recuerdos.

Posted 13 Mar 2009 08:58 PM Reply  Report this message
PLPFORKLIFT
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina

 		Normandy, muy bueno tu español.
web de heli: [url/email removed]
heli_jck (·) heliforklift.com
tel 0086-551-3639468, 3632133, 3648005
fx 3639966

suerte amigo

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EASY REACH BOLZONI NEW!!!!!

Posted 15 Mar 2009 03:46 AM Reply  Report this message
PLPFORKLIFT
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina

 		helichina punto net

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Posted 15 Mar 2009 03:47 AM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland 		Gracias mi amigo
Utilizare esa direcion.
Posted 17 Mar 2009 00:49 AM Reply  Report this message
Duguhanjian
Shanghai, China

 		Hello Normandy,

If you are interested in our HYTSU forklifts, please feel free to contact us "assistant-b AT hytsu DOT com"!  Our website is "www DOT hytsu DOT com"

Michael
HYTSU GROUP

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www.hytsu.com

Modified 23 Mar 2009 04:41 PM
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Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland
My problem is that I am still really no wiser as to who actually makes what,

A lot of Chinese trucks seem to be the same, just with different badges.

What do you actually make.

Posted 24 Mar 2009 02:44 AM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland
My problem is that I am still really no wiser as to who actually makes what,

A lot of Chinese trucks seem to be the same, just with different badges.

What do you actually make.

Posted 24 Mar 2009 02:46 AM Reply  Report this message
rich_k
Ontario, Canada 		I think if you see any heli hangcha or any similar model I would turn around and speed the other way Rich

Posted 24 Mar 2009 10:00 AM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland 		About 8 / 10 years ago I had about 30 or so of Heli units and they were OK, Almost all are still running.I have seen some other Chinese trucks that make me agree with your general sentiments,  However I have a need for a more economical line to satisfy people that just cannot justify the high price of premium lines. My problem was that when I  try to contact Heli I was getting passed over to other brands , some of which look very similar,

As I don't want a cheaper Heli copy I probably will end up following your advice an run the other direction.

Posted 24 Mar 2009 07:43 PM Reply  Report this message
ryan_s
pt. lisas, Trinidad and Tobago 		Hi,

would you say the Heli Quality is good? would you compare it to a TCM or a Japanese machine?

Ryan

Posted 26 Mar 2009 12:18 AM Reply  Report this message
PLPFORKLIFT
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina

 		Hi Ryan s,
CHINESE FORK LIFT WITH JAPANESE FORK LIFT IS NOT COMPARED.
HELI IS THE BEST ONE WITHIN THE CHINESE MARKET


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Posted 26 Mar 2009 12:28 AM Reply  Report this message
RedtheDog
West Midlands, United Kingdom

 		If you want great quality and reliability try Artison! They're from Tailift in Taiwan.
Having imported trucks from Dalian, Irisman,Hangzhou (which were a real headache)and visited over 15 Chinese plants, you won't find better than Artison. We have placed trucks in really hard jobs and they just keep working.
They also make trucks for other European manufacturers.
A 5 star truck for 4 star prices (and spares are easy to find too!)

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RedDog

Posted 27 Mar 2009 00:14 AM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland
A "European Artisan" may be possible but who are they..

In theory there is an Artisan dealer nearby so that is not on.

Were they not an offspring of the Yang/Puma people from Taiwan ?

Posted 27 Mar 2009 06:51 PM Reply  Report this message
RedtheDog
West Midlands, United Kingdom

 		ARTISON a trading style of Tailift of Taiwan. They have solid dealers in Europe especially in the UK ,Italy and Germany. They are not resultant of of Puma/Yang, in fact the company that emerged from Puma Yang is now called LS Yang building for the local Taiwan market and a little export. Artison/Tailift are now in the top twenty of manufacturers worlwide.Other Tailift brands are Arctic Hare, Eagle, Gpower with OEM manufacturers like Narrow Aisle, Liftking, Hubtex and OMG utilising their quality and price to achieve repeat business, unlike some of the chinese factories.

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RedDog

Posted 27 Mar 2009 07:48 PM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland
Thanks RTD

I was not aware of that.

It is just that your machines look different to any Tailift  machine I have seen, Tailift  look more like Nexen.  Hubtex have a good reputation here for sideloaders etc but that market is now tiny. A hubtex counterbalance might sell.

Posted 27 Mar 2009 08:00 PM Reply  Report this message
Normandy
Co. Cork, Ireland
PLP mi amigo
Cual es su email direcion
Posted 28 Mar 2009 00:49 AM Reply  Report this message
PLPFORKLIFT
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina

 		Hola Normandy.
hcura()cosefa.com.ar
very good week end amigo

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Posted 28 Mar 2009 09:00 AM Reply  Report this message
ryan_s
pt. lisas, Trinidad and Tobago 		Hi All,

Assuming that those Hangcha forklifts use Nissan engines, I am ok with that, what I am concerned about is the quality of the transmissions.
I am looking at a 5 ton unit from Hangcha, it comes with a Chinese built Trans.
How durable are these transmissions? We will give it good service, the question is just how long before it breaksdown.
I know that Tailift is recommended but at this time, I have to choose between heli and Hangcha.
The unit will be used in rental with usage of approx. 160 hours per month.

Posted 30 Mar 2009 07:47 AM Reply  Report this message
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