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Class 1: Electric Motor Rider Trucks

These forklifts can be equipped with either cushion or pneumatic tires. The cushion-tired
lift trucks are intended for indoor use on smooth floors. The pneumatic-tired models can
be used in dry, outdoor applications.

These vehicles are powered by industrial batteries and use transistor motor controllers
to control travel and hoist functions. They're very versatile and are found from the
loading dock to the storage facility. They're generally used in applications where air
quality needs to be considered.

Class 2: Electric Motor Narrow Aisle Trucks

This forklift is for companies that opt for very narrow aisle operation. This allows them to
maximize the use of storage space. These vehicles have unique features that are
designed to minimize the space occupied by the truck and to improve speed and
efficiency.

Class 3: Electric Motor Hand or Hand-Rider Trucks

These are hand-controlled forklifts, meaning the operator is in front of the truck and
controls the lift through a steering tiller. All controls are mounted on the top of the tiller,
and the operator moves the tiller from side to side to steer the truck. These vehicles are
battery-powered, and the smaller capacity units use industrial batteries.

Class 4: Internal Combustion Engine Trucks—Cushion Tires

These forklifts are used inside on smooth dry floors for transporting palletized loads to
and from the loading dock and the storage area. The cushion-tired forklifts are lower to
the ground than forklift trucks with pneumatic tires. Because of that, these forklift trucks
can be useful in low-clearance applications.

Class 5: Internal Combustion Engine Trucks—Pneumatic Tires

These trucks are most commonly seen in warehouses. They can be used either inside
or outside for virtually any type of application. Because of the large capacity range of
this series of lift truck, they can be found handling small single pallet loads to loaded 40-
foot containers.

These lift trucks can be powered by internal combustion engines and are available for
use with LPG, gasoline, diesel, and compressed natural gas fuel systems.
Class 6: Electric and Internal Combustion Engine Tractors

These vehicles are versatile and can be used in a variety of applications. They can be
equipped with either internal combustion engines for outdoor use or battery-
powered electric motors for indoor use.

Class 7: Rough Terrain Forklift Trucks

Rough terrain forklifts are fitted with large floatation tires for outdoor use on difficult
surfaces. They're often used at construction sites to transport and lift building materials
to various job site locations. They're also common with lumber yards and auto recyclers.

Aerial lifts
Often considered to be in a class of their own are aerial lifts, which give a single operator the ability
to boom himself up to a hard-to-reach area in a “man basket.” This category includes a wide variety
of personnel lifts, including boom lifts and scissor lifts. X

NON POWERED TRUCKS

hand truck, also known as a dolly, stack truck, trundler, box cart, sack barrow, cart, sack


truck, two wheeler, or bag barrow, is an L-shaped box-moving handcart with handles at one
end, wheels at the base, with a small ledge to set objects on, flat against the floor when the
hand-truck is upright.[1] The objects to be moved are tilted forward, the ledge is inserted
underneath them, and the objects allowed to tilt back and rest on the ledge. The truck and
objects are then tilted backward until the weight is balanced over the wheels, making otherwise
bulky and heavy objects easier to move.

walkie stacker or pedestrian walk-behind stacker is a walk behind pallet truck with a mast for
lifting pallets to heights. There are many different types of walkie stackers that are suited to
different applications. In this blog post we will outline each of them and provide some walkie
stacker basic application guidelines.

A dolly is a platform with four wheels and two axles that can be used to transport heavy items from
one location to the next. ... Unlike hand trucks, which can slide under the item on the ground, items
have to be lifted onto the dolly in order to transport them.

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