Birdie2000
Club Member
We have 2 fork lifts here at work that we need gone. They are free with the only condition being that you have the means to get them loaded and off of the premises. They will not move well under their own power and I'm 95% sure neither one will drive up onto a trailer on it's own. We're located in Livonia.
One is a Yale LP Gas powered unit. Has power steering and is low profile so it will fit in the back of a semi truck to unload at a dock. Has had some recent service but was not fixed properly. It leaks hydraulic fluid and the power steering works when it feels like it. It runs, but is way down on power, will move but can not make it up even the shallowest inclines. Also needs a muffler as it's really loud.
Other one is an old battery powered unit. The batteries are huge, and don't hold a charge well. The unit will move but very intermittently, seems like either the batteries are almost done or there is a bad electrical connection. Was used in a carpet store for many years and we have the attachment to handle carpet rolls. We also have the charger to go with it.
I'm sure if someone knew what they were doing they could make these into decent machines. We can't seem to find anyone reliable to fix the gas powered machine for a reasonable price otherwise we'd keep it. As of right now they both are in the way so we'd rather just get rid of them if someone wants either of them and can haul them outta here.
One is a Yale LP Gas powered unit. Has power steering and is low profile so it will fit in the back of a semi truck to unload at a dock. Has had some recent service but was not fixed properly. It leaks hydraulic fluid and the power steering works when it feels like it. It runs, but is way down on power, will move but can not make it up even the shallowest inclines. Also needs a muffler as it's really loud.
Other one is an old battery powered unit. The batteries are huge, and don't hold a charge well. The unit will move but very intermittently, seems like either the batteries are almost done or there is a bad electrical connection. Was used in a carpet store for many years and we have the attachment to handle carpet rolls. We also have the charger to go with it.
I'm sure if someone knew what they were doing they could make these into decent machines. We can't seem to find anyone reliable to fix the gas powered machine for a reasonable price otherwise we'd keep it. As of right now they both are in the way so we'd rather just get rid of them if someone wants either of them and can haul them outta here.
