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How would one interpret the term "conventional" forks. The reason I ask, most lift truck manufacturers indicate there standard configurations is with 42" or 48" long forks. On rare occasions, lifts can be fitted with 84" - 96" long forks (say for truss handling). In most cases the lift capacity (typically a 15K pneumatic) is limited by the strength of the forks vs truck limitations.
  • Posted 18 Aug 2011 20:45
  • By johnr_j
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  • Georgia, United States
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