There are six classes of forklifts:
Class I- Electric Motor Rider Lift Trucks
Class II- Reach Truck and Order Picker Trucks
Class III- Electric Motor Pallet Trucks and Walkie Stackers
Class IV- Internal Combustion Cushion Tire Lift Trucks
Class V- Internal Combustion Pneumatic Tire Lift
Class VI- Tow Tractors

We cover the entire state of Idaho, Utah and Malhuer County, Oregon.

Our inventory is constantly changing. The forklifts we have or have access to, may not be listed. Please contact us if you don’t see what you are looking for.

Yes, we would love to make offers on forklift trade-ins.

All newly hired employees must be trained and evaluated before he/she is assigned to operate a lift truck. Re-certification MUST be conducted at least once every three years.

There are many factors to determine when a forklift should be serviced, including type of lift truck, conditions, etc. A general guideline is every 250 hours of use or at the minimum 6 months if not enough hours are accrued.

There are several factors determining how long a lift trucks tires should last. These factors include the amount of use, conditions, driving habits of the operator, load weights, etc. Worn tires can cause a number of problems with a lift truck including making the transmission work harder. It is very important to check the lift truck tires frequently.

There are two main types of forklift tires, cushion and pneumatic. Cushion tires are mainly for indoor use and come in traction or smooth. Pneumatic tires come in either air or solid. Solid pneumatic tires are a solid rubber tire. Air tires are just that, air.

Yes, our technicians are trained to work on most brands of forklifts.

Yes. We have technicians located throughout the state for fast service and to help customers save on travel costs.

Yes, please contact our parts department for all your needs.

We have a wide range of sizes and types of forklifts to rent until your forklift is repaired.