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I have a Nissan 2.5 tonne lifting counterbalance. You see a lot of them on eBay, and they are good trucks. I've had mine a little over 3 years, cost just over £2000, I've spent just over £2000 on it in repairs/services and it works hard over terrain it was never intended to cover. Also lifts 3.8 tonnes, not the plated 2.5. Recommended.

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Don't bother with second hand electric unless you have good provenance for the batteries and charger.

 

+1 for that

only really a few things to help you get the right forklift.

lift capacity/height. heaviest thing your needing to lift

terrain. concrete, gravel stone or mud

exhaust emissions. indoors change of air or outside

how new/hours depends on ££££'s to spend

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+1 for that

only really a few things to help you get the right forklift.

lift capacity/height. heaviest thing your needing to lift

terrain. concrete, gravel stone or mud

exhaust emissions. indoors change of air or outside

how new/hours depends on ££££'s to spend

 

Mast height. Essential if you have restricted access or want to load/unload containers

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