Also referred to as an ‘upright’, the mast is the vertical assembly on the front of the forklift that does the work of raising, lowering, and tilting the load. Learn about the different mast options.
Most people think the Section 179 tax deduction is some mysterious or complicated tax code. It really isn’t and it can help you add new forklifts to your fleet. We suggest you act quickly.
Many manufacturers are feeling the effects of port delays, increases in freight costs, labor shortages, and lack of parts availability. Find out how what you can do with Summit to help alleviate this issue.
A key component of a forklift that many people overlook when it comes to maintenance is its hydraulic system. The hydraulic system is the muscle of a forklift that allows it to hoist the tremendous weight that it lifts daily. It is important to keep the hydraulic system regularly maintained because if it fails, it may cause significant damage. We recommend changing your hydraulic fluids every 1,000 hours of operation.
The material handling industry will recognize National Forklift Safety Day on June 8th. Forklift safety is not just something that you should focus on when accidents occur. Safety needs to a consistent and reinforced element of your corporate culture. Safety is not what you do, it must be a part of who you are. Take a look at these common causes of forklift accidents.
Forklifts are a common sight in many industries. Whether used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, retail applications or elsewhere, forklifts are crucial tools in the daily operations and supply chains of most businesses. Download our checklists that you should go through before operating any forklifts.
Forklift batteries comes in all shapes, sizes, and types. So how will you know what types of batteries will best fit your needs? In this article, we listed the different types of batteries that are currently being used in the material handling industry, along with their pros and cons.
Planned Maintenance (PM) is like visiting the doctor -- it is a necessary measure to make sure your forklift keeps running at peak performance. In this article, we list some benefits to Planned Maintenance and its impact on your forklift and your business.
Like other vehicles, forklifts are susceptible to slipping and sliding on ice and snow. Given their heavy weight, they can easily slide down inclines if not operated with extreme caution during heavy weather.
See a complete listing of all things Summit checks during a 200-point forklift inspection. With no detail overlooked, your forklift will be in great working condition with no downtime.
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