Forklifts

The extended height when forks are at top.

Maybe in a really highly specialized capacity, but your average, run-of-the-mill forklift operator in a warehouse... it's not really that high of a skill, and capable operators are a dime a dozen. If you want to make money doing it, maybe something like getting a CDL and doing flat & fork work would pay decent.

Dextron 2

8.1Liters - Automatic

Just a difference in dialects between regions/countries. Some people refer to them as Tow Motors.

If it will fit on a truck AND fit through a street/highway any size will fit.

It all depends on what size forklift you want to put on one. City's and States usually have a height limit of 14' and a width limit of 8.6' to 9' without a special permit.

A box van is between 8' to 10' tall and about 8' wide on the "inside" and 28' to 53' long. Van trailers have a limited weight limit for the floor.

A flat bed is approximately 8'6" wide and 28' to 53' long. Trailers can have any where from 1 to 14+ axles so there is not really any limit.

a pictargram is a sighn for example $ sighn for parking as well

Forklifts are rated according to how much weight they can lift, starting at 3,000 lbs and going up to 35,000 lbs and more. 3,000-, 5,000-, and 8,000-lb models make up the bulk of the market.

The size of your typical load will affect the capacity you need. Forklift capacity is usually based on a 24 inch "load center," meaning that the distance from the center of gravity to the sides of the load is 24".

The easiest way to think about this is that a forklift can only lift its maximum weight if the load is a four-foot cube. If your loads are unusually long or high, the forklift won't be able to safely lift as much. Knowing the typical dimensions and weight of your loads will allow you to work with the salesperson to determine the exact capacity you need.

Also consider how much variation there is in your loads. If you constantly produce identical pallets of products, you know exactly what capacity you need. However, in a more mixed environment, or one where the load size changes over time, you may want to buy a truck with more capacity than you need currently to make sure it gets the job done now and in the future.

It's irrelevant. You can show it to an employer to help verify your forklift experience, but in the US, there is no licencing requirement to operate a forklift, so long as it operates on - and remains on - private property. Companies may require you to certify with them, however.

It's where a vertical line is drawn through the center of the front axel that meets the ground

i think it depends on the width of the truck i have allocated 1.5m into our factory

a lot off times they well made you stopping it to do it or force you to take a class.

80W90

What Year model

Yale - GLC050TENVAF085

you can drive a truck on public roads providing, it has been registered with the DVLA as a road worthy vehicle and has registration plates on either the front or back. it must also have: a functioning horn, Brake lights, indicators, and lights. it must also have a secure seat with a seat belt that functions without fail. to register the truck you must have proof of ownership and take pictures before going to the DVLA office, you would also need to look into licencing and insurance etc :) hope this helped :)

You would need to notify your supervisor if you do not have the necessary qualifications to operate the forklift, and be mindful of the rights you have under OSHA.

cause its broke

Only the driver.

OSHA does not require a hard hat to operate a fork lift, companies can make their own safety rules, which may require it.

It was manufactured in 2001 so 12 years old

LP stands for Liquid Propane. They use propane on indoor forklifts because they don't produce the noxious fumes that gas or diesel engines do. That way you don't die from breathing poison after operating one all day in a warehouse or something.

on lap top it's FN and Delete to make it go up but I dn't know how to make it go down which is why I'm here :/

The vertical frame in front that extends up.

Yes

No. Propane is vaporized in automotive applications.

forwards and backwards and maybe sideways