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maintenance issue

I have an aged 1100 Taylor toplift.1988 it runs good and maintenance is minimal. I am looking to buy a newer Reachstacker to replace it. trying to upgrade. Are there more mechanical problems associated with Reach Stackers than Forklift configurations. We are looking into a new Hyster 45-40 5 high stacker.rated at 99,000# 1st row Does anyone have experience with this machine? regards Larry s
  • Posted 2 Dec 2005 14:54
  • By larry_s
  • joined 2 Dec'05 - 8 messages
  • California, United States
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The Hyster Reachstacker is manufactured by Hyster in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
  • Posted 23 Dec 2005 00:25
  • By vic_k
  • joined 24 Jun'04 - 33 messages
  • Ayrshire, United Kingdom
larry-i have been working on these for about 2 yrs + in aussie no major probs yet.keep up services , a few small electrical faults+ some oil leaks from hyds.
hyster reach stacker is made by terex-ppm with hyster badge.
  • Posted 10 Dec 2005 19:10
  • By kim_w
  • joined 10 Dec'05 - 1 message
  • New South Wales, Australia
Hi Larry

I have worked on container terminals where fantuzzi equipment is used, they have had verious problems with transmisions and several engine fires due to oil leaks. The linde equipment is sound as long as reguar maintaince is carried out.
As for the hyster i can not comment but i have not heard of any complaints.
  • Posted 3 Dec 2005 08:22
  • By adrian_w
  • joined 18 Nov'05 - 33 messages
  • East Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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