Preventative Maintenance Programs
Experienced and Highly Skilled Technicians for Forklift Service and Repairs
Preventive Maintenace Programs
Keep your equipment in proper order with regular inspections and maintenance to help minimize downtime from major mechanical and safety issues before they happen. This service agreement allows you to maximize performance while locking in affordable, predictable service costs with fixed parts and labor rates. Available for propane and electric forklifts and scissor lifts.
The On-Site Maintenance Inspection Includes:
- Overall machine operations
- Grease, lubricate and change oil
- Leaks - hydraulics, oil, coolant and transmission
- Warn lift chains
- Warn tires
- Safety defects (horn, reversing button, decals, seatbelt integrity)
- Battery
- Blow off and clean the truck
And of course, we always clean up after ourselves, leaving the space in its original condition.
Give us a call for further details and for a custom quote: (503) 949-4704
FAQs
How do I reduce the costs I am paying for forklift repairs?
First and foremost, get your forklifts on a Preventative Maintenance program. This is an inexpensive way to keep your trucks maintained. PM service helps to catch repair items at the early stages before they become major repairs. It also helps to facilitate a budget for future repair needs.
How do I maintain an electric forklift?
Your electric truck has three main components to make it work: the truck, the battery and the charger. We recommend a regular maintenance program on each of these to ensure the sustainability and proper function of your truck. A few key things to remember are to keep all moving parts well lubricated; check fluid levels regularly; keep your forklift charged or fueled; keep truck gauges functioning properly; keep tires in good shape. Contact us today to discuss our Planned Maintenance program and how it can save you time and money.
How often do I need to have my forklifts serviced?
Most manufacturers recommend PM service every 200-250 truck hours. In addition, there are other maintenance items, such as transmission filter/oil change, hydraulic filter/oil change, etc., that typically should be addressed at other truck hour intervals. Consult your specific trucks operator’s manual for manufacturers recommended maintenance schedules.