Big ass forklift

[MACKTRUCKS4]

I'm doing a demo job inside a plant where they make steel power poles. They use these forklifts to move and load the poles. They said they will just pick up the mini and set it on the second floor. 19,000 sq. ft of concrete, 5" thick supported by 14" I beams every 7'. Nice indoor job while waiting for the snow to melt.

[Brian Blaylock]

I have ran one of those they are definitely the biggest hog at the trough

[other dog]

We have a big red Taylor fork lift at the shop-

And this one too. It will lift about as much as the Taylor, but it doesn't have any brakes- however, it does have a screamin' Detroit. 1958FWD would love it!

And here's a big yellow Taylor I saw in Chicago-

[Mike Blais]

I have big Forklift too! Well, maybe the oldest.

 

[68-f-model]

Chain it up for the snow.

[Mike Blais]

With the hard rubber tires it would need chains. It doesn't even like hard packed dirt.

[70mackMB]

When l was doing freight l had a customer that had one of these little guys. Started and ran as it should but was always working at it's weight limit.......  Hippy

[Mike Blais]

She's a 1948 Towmotor LT-35. 1500# cap., 108" lift height. 62 c.i.d. flathead Continental runs on LP. Takes up a 3' x 5' space on the floor, not counting the forks. Obviously not for heavy duty use. I use it as a portable work bench sometimes or as another set of hands. Occasionally I use it as it was intended.

[other dog]

they had a big one where I unloaded in New Mexico, but they didn't use it. They unloaded one beam at a time with a little fork lift.