Mitsubishi Diesel Forklifts Tucson

Speed: Mitsubishi's new FG25N model forklift is available with a 2.1 L engine that is capable of outperforming other rival's model's with 5,000 lbs. capacity. It comes with a 3.0 L engine which is optional. The FG25N provides better lifting and lowering speeds than its rival. It provides a slight edge regarding acceleration than its rival and has better fuel economy.



Fuel Economy: The Mitsubishi lift truck trucks continually used less fuel per hour compared to similarly sized Toyota, Hyster and Nissan units on a European testing field. In order to illustrate this point, the FG25N used approximately 1 lb. less per hour compared to the Hyster truck. This amount of fuel could add up to thousands of dollars over the lifetime of the truck.



Mitsubishi's electric lift truck trucks using alternating current or AC use thermal efficiencies and many of the other new technologies to produce high efficiency ratings. These are some of the features which really make these models very popular.



Visibility: The Mitsubishi designers of diesel forklifts take into consideration both the opening between the mast channels and the free lift assembly with the result that all new trucks feature a wider free space and narrow lift cylinder between the masts compared to their rival's units. This specific design helps to reduce operator fatigue and enhances visibility.



Operator Comfort: On the Mitsubishi forklift trucks, the newly designed operator restraint system is made from steel-wrapped hip restraints with a foam material. This particular design offers much more comfort and strength than rivals' models. The machinery have seat belts that feature a comfort stretch elastic strap to facilitate using the lift truck in reverse. The hydraulic levers which take much less energy to operate and the small maneuverable steering wheel contribute to greater overall comfort and help to decrease operator exhaustion.



The Mitsubishi workers would be able to show you the competitor comparisons and all their equipment competitive data. Salesmen could fill you in on things like the overhead guards, the sideshifter designs and the drive axle strength. They will be glad to discuss maintenance intervals and answer any other questions or concerns you have so as to help educate customers to make an excellent decision.

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