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Gary D you just have to be working for northern forklift trucks.
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My tuppence worth would have to be the jungheinrich 3 wheelers, would agree with other comments that the reliablity of the cards has been "questionable " at best in the past,but even with this , they are a cracking little machine and very driver friendly.
As far as the issue of a safe lifting platform , my own opinion is that you could give a forklift driver a tank with forks on it and they would still find a way to make it"Break it self" as its never the drivers fault.....
or am I being to hard on them?
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  • Posted 11 Oct 2007 23:12
  • By scots33
  • joined 11 Oct'07 - 8 messages
  • North lanarkshire, United Kingdom

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