Topic: Lift Trucks

Robert Thomas - Crown Equipment - Lift Truck Technician - Dallas, Texas, USA. DUTIES: On-site service calls and repairs, planned maintenance, technician training

Pairing your lift trucks’ ongoing maintenance, repair and operations needs with the right service provider requires a little research and knowing what you need.

In today’s fast-turn, service-driven distribution paradigm, fast, accurate order fulfillment defines success.

In today’s fast-turn, service-driven distribution paradigm, fast, accurate order fulfillment defines success.

FLTA cites features that improve operator comfort and performance in tough conditions.

Customers demand lease agreements that allow for change, reduce or eliminate penalties, and prevent surprises during or at the end of the term. Finance partners have responded by offering unprecedented flexibility and risk mitigation.

As the industry successfully harnesses the wealth of available fleet data, opportunities for improvement extend throughout the business.

Optimizing a fleet is not an exact science. Although technology can help, it’s often the culture on the floor that makes or breaks a fleet management program.

Yale's Bill Pfleger helps put the lofty concept into perspective.

The lift truck is evolving into a platform for data collection, enabling managers to optimize the equipment, the operator and the facility.

DSC Logistics combined integrated scales and intelligent forks on a lift truck platform to streamline its order verification process. The result was higher customer satisfaction and a two-month ROI.

Lift truck usage survey offers most comprehensive snapshot available of current U.S. fleet management practices.

Features and technology are enabling lift trucks to operate smarter and safer.

Today’s lift trucks offer more in the way of technology, power and performance than ever before. Here’s a look at the latest innovations available in today’s trucks.