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3 wheels electric: Toyota vs Still vs Linde. Pros & Cons Plz.

Newbie here for electric! Looking for 3 wheeler resently and the above brands are what we are looking at right now. Need some help for picking the right one! Anyone?
  • Posted 1 Nov 2007 16:03
  • Discussion started by jeffrey_c
  • China
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Hi, there is another option, jungheinrich is the most experienced producer in the Ac-technology. There is also a production plant in china and a worldwide service. The trucks are manufactured in Germany an in high quality. So look at this option
  • Posted 17 Nov 2007 23:00
  • Reply by berberich_t
  • bayern, Germany
if i were you, i will choose linde.
  • Posted 15 Nov 2007 14:12
  • Reply by liang_d
  • Beijing,P.R.of China, China
Jeffrey, what I meant was..... Linde and Still are above Toyota in quality. There is no comparison. Good luck with your decision.
  • Posted 14 Nov 2007 09:25
  • Reply by tcmgirl
  • Pennsylvania, United States
jens.s, thanks for the comment...... still thinking on which of the three we are going to pick. it seems like toyota has loads of fans here, but i heard the maintenance cost is not cheap! yes, Still service is via the dealer, btw linde has good network in china.

tmcgirl, I know linde & still are in the same family. however, the linde we are looking at is in DC power while Still is with AC.......
  • Posted 13 Nov 2007 18:17
  • Reply by jeffrey_c
  • China
Toyota, Linde or Still.....how can you even put those 3 in the same category? Linde and Still are a category of their own.
  • Posted 5 Nov 2007 05:24
  • Modified 5 Nov 2007 05:25 by poster
  • Reply by tcmgirl
  • Pennsylvania, United States
Jeffrey,
I agree with you to focus on reliable quality and nearby service.
I do not know whether Still has any service network in your near, maybe just via dealers. Anyhow, their sales volume in China is not really big.
Linde has a big service network and their new developed/localised 335 series is great.
  • Posted 4 Nov 2007 15:43
  • Reply by jens_s
  • P.R. China, China
if i was you id pick either still or linde the german trucks are a lot more reliable and the do much more hours before they need replaced
  • Posted 2 Nov 2007 07:47
  • Reply by gary_d
  • scotland, United Kingdom
Thanks Macha, the reason why we only looking at truck from above brands is because their service center are not far from us. We have only 2 trucks currently in our factory and we can't afford losing anyone of them, that's why we only focus on those three brands.
BTW, I would like to know more about the + & - running on AC or DC. I hope you Pro. guys can give me a hand on it, thanks.
  • Posted 2 Nov 2007 01:11
  • Reply by jeffrey_c
  • China
You should also look at Caterpillar/Mitsi.
The 48 volt N series AC trucks are excellent in both performance and reliabilty. Streets ahead of the previous DC model.
They have also just introduced AC to the 24volt models using the same system. Just be sure with 24volt trucks that the battery capacity is going to be sufficent as they are really only good for a few hours a day.
This applies no matter what the make.
  • Posted 1 Nov 2007 22:08
  • Reply by Macha
  • Cork, Ireland

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