Used CAT Rough Terrain Forklift Vallejo

The rough terrain forklift is a machinery engineered specially to carry out tasks on difficult terrain that a traditional pneumatic tire lift truck is not able to complete. This tire design allows the machinery to travel soft, bumpy or muddy terrain without getting stuck. You will find a range of rough terrain unit forklifts which are 4-wheel drive as well. The rough terrain forklift falls into a Class 7 lift truck.

The high quality and unique nature of the rough terrain lift trucks have become popular and accepted throughout North America. These equipment have earned a positive reputation and have become the machine of choice, gaining a strong following from various companies and industries.

By the local market, 4-wheel drive forklifts are very well accepted. They are popular sights in both the construction and heavy lumber industries. The more reasonable 2-wheel drive machinery are high quality and target the industrial and lumber markets. The 4-wheel drive lift trucks are really common to see at any particular local building supply store.

Clients in the recycling industries, shipbuilding, agriculture and sod farming industries utilize multi-purpose forklifts. Within the lumber and mining industries where space is really limited and normally a problem, extremely compact lift truck units are used.

More than 60 years ago, the rough terrain forklift was born when a 2-pronged lift attachment was fitted to a power buggy. The power buggy was a materials handling machine, about the size of a wheelbarrow. These days, these heavy industrial machines are common sights in lumberyards and on construction projects.

These strong, rugged cousins of industrial forklifts continue to become a larger part of the industry. These types of machinery are have endured a rough economic climate, particularly for vehicles which have farming or military use.

In the US, there are over 20 different types of rough terrain lift trucks on the market. There are more than 1200 models to choose from. What's more, there are different rough terrain telehandlers on the market, with over 25 various brands. Moreover, various top companies like for instance Manitou and JLG manufacture both kinds of equipment.

These 4-wheel drive machinery are suited for the harshest of environments. These machinery handle well in all types of weather and can perform the most challenging jobs with ease.

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