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Galleries: Fork Lift Truck Olympics 2012
The Forklift Gymnastics competition 2012 is now closed.
And the winner is...
The winning image in the FLTA’s Forklift Gymnastics captured a Hyster forklift getting ready for a winter in Alberta, Canada with a snow removal attachment. Congratulations Al Sloan of the Alberta Forklift Safety Council Ltd., for submitting the winning image!
  • Fork Lift Truck Association Awards for Excellence 2012 Winners

Submitted Lifttrucks

 
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Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Reference No.: FLA4ID25
Details of truck:
Location: Bristol Dockyard, England- Make: Combilift C4000
Description: Bristol Forklifts and Combilift donated the services of the C4000 to the ss Great Britain Trust. The truck offloaded and manoeuvred two new 21m long steel half masts for Brunel’s ss Great Britain.
 
Sent in by: 
Al Sloan, Alberta Forklift Safety Council Ltd
Canada
Friday, 25 November 2011
Reference No.: FLA8ID22
Details of truck:
Location: - Make: Hyster
Description: Getting ready for winter! Installing snow removal attachment. Supposed to be a lot of snow this year!
  
Sent in by: 
Seamus OLeary, Forklift.ie
Ireland
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Reference No.: FLA9ID19
Details of truck:
Location: Clonakilty- Make: Mitsubishi
Description: How to overcome those financial difficulties
 
Sent in by: 
Lisa Berkeley, Liftow Limited
Canada
Saturday, 12 November 2011
Reference No.: FLA2ID17
Details of truck:
Location: Dundas Square ~ Toronto- Make: Toyota 8FBCU25
Description: Liftow donated two Toyota forklifts to support Dairy Queen Canada in achieving a Guinness World Record for the largest ice-cream cake. The forklifts lifted the massive 1,000 lbs slabs of ice cream.
 
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Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Reference No.: FLA4ID15
Details of truck:
Location: Redmond Washington, USA- Make: Genie
Description: A view from up there looking down 135 feet. Genie Z135 arial lift
 
Sent in by: 
Kris Davey, Komatsu Forklifts Australia
Australia
Friday, 4 November 2011
Reference No.: FLA8ID14
Details of truck:
Location: Brisbane- Make: Komatsu FG25-16
Description: Komatsu supporting Team Vodaphone Racing
 
Sent in by: 
Tobias Parker, Shadowlines Transportation Group
Canada
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Reference No.: FLA9ID13
Details of truck:
Location: intermodal yard- Make: Kalmar
Description: Our reach stacker broke down and I had to access a container in front of it. the other side was shear ice. with a little luck and some sand I was able to make it out.
 
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Thursday, 20 October 2011
Reference No.: FLA2ID11
Details of truck:
Location: - Make: Hyster
Description: Hyster keeping things afloat
 
Sent in by: 
Tricia Nicholson, The John Knowles Company
United Kingdom
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Reference No.: FLA9ID9
Details of truck:
Location: China- Make: Linde
Description: The truck is transporting a panda cub.
 
Sent in by: 
Karen Cotton, The John Knowles Company
United Kingdom
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Reference No.: FLA7ID8
Details of truck:
Location: Malvern, UK- Make: N/A
Description: Lifting Europe's biggest pumpkin... all 1341 lb (609 kg) of it!
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