Top Forklift Dealer in Little Rock, Arkansas with the Lowest Prices

Should I rent or buy a forklift? And where can I buy one in Little Rock, AR

Renting out a forklift allows for more capital flow and you don't have the overhead costs of maintenance. Buying: New forklifts may be a better option for you if you're using the equipment often and you get a return on investment when it's time to sell. Our partners in th Little Rock area and throughout Arkansas can provide you with the largest selection and best prices on forklifts to compare and choose from.

How much does a forklift cost?

A brand new, electric forklift with standard capacity might cost $20,000 – $45,000 dollars and up with an increase of $2,500 – $5,000 for a battery and charger. A gas forklift with standard capacity will cost approximately $20,000 – $50,000 and up. Little Rock forklift prices provided here by Bing local Little Rock.

How do I find a forklift dealer near Little Rock?

All States Industrial has partner companies in Little Rock, Little Rock nearby 5800 W 12th St, Little Rock, AR 72204 and serving all of Arkansas. Our inventory of forklifts in Arkansas offers a wide selection including many forklifts delivered from Little Rock, Fort Smith and Fayetteville. We offer the top brands of forklifts to customers in Arkansas including Toyota, KION, Mitsubishi, Hyster-Yale, Komatsu and Clark.

What areas and markets do you sell forklifts in Arkansas other than Little Rock?

Our forklift dealerships, vendors, and partners throughout Arkansas include mjor hubs in Little Rock Forklift Dealers, Fort Smith Forklift Dealers, Fayetteville Forklift Dealers, Springdale Forklift Dealers, Jonesboro Forklift Dealers, North Little Rock Forklift Dealers, and many other smaller markets of Arkansas Forklift Dealers.

Should I buy a new forklift or buy a used forklift?

A brand new internal combustion forklift from our Arkansas forklift dealers in Little Rock can cost as much as $30k. So, going for a used or reconditioned forklift, you can expect to have 30% to 50% cost savings. Many Little Rock area companies choose to buy a used forklift due to the nature of the product and longevity that is part of the rugged design. Our Little Rock forklift dealerships have a steady supply of reconditioned forklifts and aerial lifts to choose from and as as nearby as 5800 W 12th St, Little Rock, AR 72204, 6025 E Independence Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28212, 1250 W Interstate 20, Arlington, TX 76017, 650 Broad St, Newark, NJ 07102.

How do I choose the right aerial lift or boom lift for my needs?

Aerial style lifts are selected for your need by maximum height and lift capacity. The smallest models are 40 feet tall, while the largest telescopic boom lifts are 180 feet tall. A 40-foot machine has a maximum range or horizontal reach of about 34 feet, and a 120-foot boom lift has a range of 75 feet.

What types of forklift are best for my company needs?

All States Industrial can help you choose from all types of forklifts from our Little Rock dealers. The main considerations include environment, the Arkansas weather conditions, desired capacity or load size, height, fuel type preference, tire type and deciding between new forklifts, used forklifts or simply hire out the need on contract. Considering the harsh weather in Arkansas storage and protecting your forklift during hot and cold months will also be something to consider.

How much can a forklift lift?

While there are infinite varieties of forklifts available from our Arkansas partners the general lift types and ranges are as follows. 3-wheel lifts can move about 5,000 pounds, 4-wheel lifts are capable of carrying about 8,000 pounds and counterbalance forklifts (one of the most common types of forklifts) can hoist up to around 5,500 pounds maximum.

What are the most common forklift services and requests?

All States Industrial has access to the largest Arkansas area inventory of new, used and reconditioned forklifts and heavy equipment. Our most common Arkansas purchases and Little Rock, Arkansas leasing requests include Little Rock electric pallet jack rentals, order picker rentals Little Rock, reach truck rentals Little Rock, 3-wheel & 4-wheel sit-down electric forklift rentals Little Rock, Arkansas, lp or gas powered cushion tire forklift rentals, lp or gas powered pneumatic tire forklift rentals, diesel pneumatic trucks, Little Rock scissor lift rentals. The top brands of forklifts include Little Rock area inventory of Toyota, KION, Mitsubishi, Hyster-Yale, Komatsu and Clark forklifts. Forklift rentals in Little Rock are the most common small business need.

Why should I choose electric forklifts for my company?

Some of the main advantages to buying electric forklifts is the clean operations. Indoor warehouse situations demand the zero tailpipe emissions, no storage of fuel tanks needed and much less noise when used.

What are the fuel choices when buying a forklift?

Forklifts powered by icombustion engines run on a variety of fuels, including gasoline, diesel fuel, liquid petroleum gas, and compressed natural gas. Forklifts powered by internal combustion can be used indoors in most settings but it may increase exposure to exhaust and noise.

Will my company need licensed forklift or heavy machine oparators in Little Rock, Arkansas for forklifts, bulldozers, excavators or skid steers?

Per OSHA requirements, a commercial driver's license (Class A, B, C, etc.) is NOT required to operate a forklift but a permit is required to operate a forklift. Occupational Safety Health Administration (1910.178 (i)(6)) requires all forklift operators be certified before operating a lift truck or warehouse product. Commercial construction machines like bulldozers and excavators may in some areas require a commercial drivers license depending on type.

Can you deliver my heavy equipment purchase to my location anywhere in Arkansas?

Yes. Most of our heavy equipment partners will delever the heavy machinery to your site for a fee. We have partner launch points all over the state: 5800 W 12th St, Little Rock, AR 72204, 6025 E Independence Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28212, 1250 W Interstate 20, Arlington, TX 76017, 650 Broad St, Newark, NJ 07102, 7520 McPherson Rd, Laredo, TX 78045

How much does it cost to rent a forklift in 2024 in the Little Rock area?

Location and city can affect the cost to rent a forklift. Delivery costs and area inventory have an impact on the final cost of a forklift due to the size of the machine and selection. The cost to rent a forklift from our Little Rock area forklift dealers in 2024 will mainly depend on its capacity, age, features, lift type, wheel type and the lease period. On average, you should expect to pay between $250 and $700 a day or $900 to $4,000 a month to rent a forklift near Little Rock.

Do you also sell heavy machinery from the Arkansas locations?

All States Industrial has a huge variety of heavy equipment venders and forklift dealers in and around the Little Rock, Little Rock, Fort Smith and Fayetteville, Arkansas markets. These dealers have a large selection of forklifts, skid steers, backhoes, excavators, bulldozers, aerial lifts, boom lifts scissor lifts and bucket trucks. We have complete Little Rock, Arkansas heavy equipment dealer inventory and selection in one place.

What brands of used forklift inventory is available from your Little Rock, Arkansas dealers?

Used forklift fleets available from our Little Rock forklift dealerships include most used or reconditioned models from 2000 to 2020 of used Toyota forklifts, used Clark forklifts, used Crown forklifts, used Hyster forklifts, used Yale forklifts, used Nissan forklifts, used Komatsu forklifts, and used Raymond forklifts for sale in Arkansas. The top selling used forklifts specifically in the Little Rock, Arkansas markets are Hyster and Toyota.

When would I buy a bulldozer for my project and should I buy used?

Consider a used bulldozer if you work in residential construction, demolition or offer general construction services, where standard equipment is used and you don’t need the latest technology. While prices will vary depending on the model, age and brand of the used bulldozer, a used CAT would list for about $10,000 -- $90,000 less than the cost of a new model of the same dozer.

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