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Caterpillar High Capacity Forklifts Tucson

Caterpillar High Capacity Forklifts Tucson

Forklift Motors

Purchasing a forklift is not to be taken lightly. A forklift is a large capital expense, and a complex machinery with a motor strong enough to execute heavy-lifting jobs. The price tag for a forklift varies from $10,000 to $30,000, comparable to the cost of a small truck. If purchasing a second-hand forklift, be certain to have it inspected for potential mechanical problems.



The two kinds of forklift motors are: electric or internal combustion. Forklifts with electric motors are normally more expensive as opposed to those with internal combustion motors. The size of the motor should suit the kind of work for which the forklift will be utilized. A forklift with a large motor costs much more than a forklift with a smaller motor.



Gasoline or propane powered motors are commonly stronger than electric motor and are capable of lifting heavier weight. The downside is that gas motors tend to develop issues more frequently compared to electric motors. Depending upon the price of gas or propane, gas powered forklifts could be more costly to run than electric powered forklifts.



Several reputable manufacturers of forklifts are Mitsubishi Caterpillar, Crown Equipment Corp., NACCO Industries and Toyota Industries. Before making a decision, research the different manufacturers and the availability of parts. Reviews, testimonials and prices can be found online.

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