Should I rent or buy a reach truck?

This is one of the most common first questions when speaking with a reach truck dealer. Deciding to rent a forklift, hire out the tasks or buy a reach truck comes down to your usage and the financial impacts of each. Renting a reach truck allows for more capital flow and you don't have the overhead costs of maintenance. Buying: New reach trucks 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.

How much does a reach truck 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.

How do I find a reach truck dealer near me?

All States Industrial has partner companies in almost every city and state with delivery capacity for each. The top brands that we can serve to your state include Toyota, KION, Mitsubishi, Hyster-Yale, Komatsu and Clark.

How do I get an excavator for my residential project?

heavy-duty excavators and its accessories, large machinery for digging, loading, and dumping. While Mini-Excavators perform digging operations down to 13' deep. They both feature outstanding maneuverability, with an independent boom swing. We provide excavator and mini-excavator rentals in 48 states and Canada.

Should I buy a new reach truck or buy a used reach truck?

A brand new internal combustion (IC) reach truck with similar capacity can cost as much as $30k. ... So, going for a used forklift, you can expect to have 30% to 50% cost savings. Many companies choose to buy a used forklift due to the nature of the product and longevity that is part of the rugged design. Short answer is that forklift last many, many years by design and this makes buying a used forklift a popular choice for many companies.

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 reach trucks are best for my company needs?

All States Industrial can help you choose from all types of forklifts. The main considerations include Environment, 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.

How much can a reach truck lift?

While there are infinite varieties of reach trucks by specs the general lift 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.

Will my company need licensed oparators for operating a reach truck or forklifts?

A commercial drivers license is not required but for some models of forklifts employees will need a forklift permit in many cases. For reach trucks it will depend on the size and model type.

Can you deliver my reach truck purchase to my location?

Yes in most cases our partners and forklift dealers can deliver you reach truck to your location for you.

What else is important when I decide to buy a reach truck?

Knowing the dimensions of your warehouse is critical. This means shelf heights, depths and most important perhaps knowing the width and clearances of the aisles, corners and everywhere you need to go. Choosing the right reach truck means planning ahead for ease of use and your own safety.

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