Well DonkeyPunch, so are you saying our Ammonia fuel system will have some tipe of failure and we don't have any safety measures in place just in case on the very very unlikely event of a failure in the system. So you know how our system works that's great. What you were implying was that this system will fail and there is no safety system in place and all the insurance companies will hike up rates. Now if this is the case then why haven't they already done this to the companies that transport our use ammonia already. Are I Know because wagon drivers are smarter than forklift drivers. In this case why haven't we seen massive explosions from refilling Hydrogen. Hydrogen is highly explosive and these hydrogen trucks must have a hydrogen leak in their system. The ammonia we use is produced with renewable energy and can even be produced on site so there is no environmental cost just 100% zero emission

You see you don't know our system or who has been working on this and what experience they have or anything. You just assume there will be a failure or a leak in refuelling because forklift drivers or even forklift engineers can't have additional skills. Well that's a vote of confidence in the people that drive and fix forklifts.


ChrisK , I don't have an issue with Hyster, Now I'm going to ask you two very simple questions. That I can probably answer now. You wont answer either of these questions. Lets make it easier for you. You can just say yes or no.

1 Do you believe Maximal that manufacture in one year the same amount of trucks as Heli will produce in just three weeks. and has no real IP is worth 110 Million Dollars, purchase price and investment.

2 that hydrogen will power all types of materials handling equipment , cars, vans, trucks and all types of construction machinery in the future.

Two very simple questions.