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UTILEV on SALE

Utilev is a budget minded forklift brought in by the makers of Hyster as an alternative where light duty applications may not require the durability and quality of the Hyster product.

HYSTER A25XNT Lands in Saskatchewan

Wajax took delivery of the first Hyster A25XNT to hit the province.  This agile 2500lb unit is perfect those who want to save space....but feel its important to have a sit down unit for driver convenience.

 

The A25XNT is a 24v unit with 0 turn capability and all the features of its bigger cousins.  Where higher capacity is not needed and inches matter.....give this truck some consideration. If you have interest in this or any other Hyster equipment feel free to have a look at my website where my contact info is available

 

 

 

 

Hyster compact Forklift for Saskatchewan

Hyster has just released their superior compact forklift to Saskatoon, Regina, and the rest of Saskatchewan.  The A25-30 series is Hyster's new compact 3 wheel electric forklift.   For anyone short on space and not needing a lot of capacity....these machines fit the bill perfectly.  They have all the features of their bigger cousins but are a lot smaller allowing you to maximize your warehouse space.

These units are 24v and come with a whole host of options such as lights, mirrors, fork positioner, and seatbelt interlock.   For more information on the Hyster A25-30XN forklifts    please call Kim at 306-220-0235 or email at kkrivoshein@sasktel.net

Hyster J50XN

JCB 527-58 Miner

Forklift Maintenance - How to water your electric forklift battery

Electric forklifts are relatively maintenance free with one exception, forklift batteries.  Most electric forklifts utilise a lead-acid battery and it is critical that these batteries have adequate water in them to get the maximum use and life that they are capable of providing.

 

 

 

Batteries need to have the proper water level in them to assure complete and safe charging.  Because batteries boil when they charge, you don't want to much water, just enough. Water levels should be checked after charging to avoid over filling the battery. Enough water is to have the battery water level high enough to cover the lead plates inside each cell.

Also available to help customers with the problem of filling batteries properly are automatic watering kits.  These kits attach valves to each cell and have a central water connection so that the operator need only connect the water supply and each cell will get filled properly automatically.  These systems save a lot of time and take the guess work out of the process.

Please use caution when working with your battery and especially when adding water.  Wear eye protection and rubber gloves to protect you int the case of a splash when adding water.