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SINKOBE Forklifts

Who knows SINKOBE forklifts? The quality is good?
I will be very gratefull to receive some experiences about that.
Thanks
  • Posted 9 May 2008 20:09
  • Discussion started by goncalosousa
  • Leiria, Portugal
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only seen a few, looks a lot like a mitsubishi and seems to be ok. Curious though that they were first electric lift importer in 1972 from japan but never really took off here in the US while Mits and toyota did.
  • Posted 13 May 2008 03:48
  • Reply by JDBurton
  • Virginia, United States
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