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TYPES OF FORKLIFTS AVAILABLE TO RENT
When you need to quickly move heavier pallets throughout a warehouse or in and out of trailers, regular push dollies and pallet jacks may not work. A similar challenge applies when you are moving heavy loads on a construction site. Renting a forklift provides your team the proper equipment to efficiently move, stack and retrieve products and materials for short distances in a storage facility, distribution center or at a job site. Following are a list of forklifts available for rent and common uses:
- 4-Wheel Sit-Down Electric Forklifts – most common lift trucks for material handling inside warehouses and other facilities
- 3-Wheel Electric Forklifts – forklifts with 3 wheels enable operators to move materials within narrow aisles and tight spaces more easily
- Stand-up Electric Forklifts – designed to operate in narrower aisles than sit-down trucks; ideal for applications that require driver to get on and off the forklift frequently
- Pallet Jacks & Walkie Stackers – typically used to transport pallets at ground level; manual and electric options available
- Heavy-duty Forklifts – designed to lift high-capacity loads up to 100,000 lbs. in heavy material handling applications often seen in pipe, steel, rail and port operations, lumber and manufacturing industries
- Propane Gas (IC) Cushion Tire Forklifts – powered by LP gas or diesel, these common forklifts are often used to move pallets and materials on and off trailers
- Rough Terrain Forklifts – often used to transport materials on rugged surfaces outdoors, these lift trucks feature gas engines and pneumatic tires
- Narrow Aisle Reach Trucks – these trucks can reach extended heights and use forks to reach or put away pallets in higher locations
- Turret Trucks – ideal for warehouses with very narrow aisles (VNA), these lift trucks allow operators to access pallets from a side position in aisles less than 6 feet wide
- Order Pickers – these trucks lift operators on a platform so that they can grab, or pick, individual items to assemble an order
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COMMON REASONS TO RENT A FORKLIFT
- You need extra forklifts to support seasonal increases in demand
- You have a small project that requires a forklift rental for a brief time
- You have limited budget and the cost of purchasing a forklift is too high
- You want to try before you buy and evaluate which forklift is right for your company’s needs
- Your project involves multiple cities and it will be more cost-effective to rent from a local dealer rather than transport your own equipment
A FORKLIFT FOR EVERY APPLICATION
We will also help you determine the best forklift to rent with the appropriate engine type for your specific conditions. Electric engines powered by large, rechargeable batteries and internal combustion engines powered by propane gas are the most common engines. An electric forklift is an ideal solution for enclosed environments with poor ventilation and workplaces where food or products are moved in and out of cold storage. An internal combustion forklift is often the better choice when working outside, especially in rain or snow.
THE BEST CHOICE FOR YOUR NEXT FORKLIFT RENTAL
We have been fulfilling equipment rental needs of companies in a wide range of industries for decades. In addition to our large selection of forklifts for rent, we guarantee on-time delivery to your location — and we will pick it up when you are done. We back all of our forklift rentals with our Performance. Guaranteed.® pledge, and we have over 850 locally based technicians available 24/7 to handle any repairs. All of this is aimed at helping you reduce potential downtime.
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