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Discussion:  Initial Purchase vs. Cost of Operation
Number of messages: 5

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mike_j
California, United States
In today's market which is a bigger concern, Intial Purchase Price or overall Cost of Operation?

Posted 20 Jan 2007 06:02 AM Reply  Report this message
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GALIFTER
Georgia, United States

Benny - Not only would it not be a "true business case", but it would be stupid.

Posted 2 Feb 2007 00:44 AM Reply  Report this message
bill_reimundus
Essex, United Kingdom
It's true that the overall cost of forklift operation should take precedence over initial truck cost but defining what lifetime cycle costs should be needs care. One should, for example, include interface costs within total operational costs, like how a truck affects costs like warehouse construction and rental, utilities, and not least truck productivity in terms of pallets moved per hour. Some types of forklifts, in particular the articulating kind, (Bendi, Flexi, Aisle Master,) can save so much space, time, and maintenance costs that they can allow the closure of remote warehousing sites and so give instant truck payback.

Posted 14 Feb 2007 10:41 PM Reply  Report this message


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