Lift, stack, and load pallets across the Lower Mainland. We run forklifts from 3,000 lb to 8,000 lb, electric or gas/propane, out of Surrey.
All guidesThey are not interchangeable. Each one is good at something the others are not — and the wrong one costs you a day.
A counterbalance lift truck run off a battery, mast out front, weight in the back.
Past 4 days, the week costs less than paying daily — past 3 weeks, take the month.
The same counterbalance lift truck, driven by a combustion engine instead of a battery.
Past 4 days, the week costs less than paying daily — past 3 weeks, take the month.
Rent · BuyAvailable nowElectric Forklift
Rent · BuyAvailable nowElectric Forklift
Rent · BuyAvailable nowElectric Forklift
Rent · BuyAvailable nowGas/Propane Forklift
Rent · BuyAvailable nowElectric Forklift
Rent · BuyAvailable nowGas/Propane Forklift
Start with the weight you actually lift. Weigh your heaviest routine pallet, then add a margin. Our capacities run 3,000 lb to 8,000 lb. Check your pallet against that range. Do not size for the once-a-year outlier. A bigger truck than the job needs costs you turning room, floor loading, and money every day it works.
A capacity figure is a rating at one reference load centre — the distance from the heel of the forks to the middle of the load. Push the load out past that reference, or lift it high, and the safe weight drops. Every truck carries a data plate and a load chart with its own numbers. We do not publish those numbers here, because we will not guess them. Tell us the load and we confirm the chart before you book.
Power type is the real decision. Electric makes no exhaust, so it works indoors and in enclosed rooms where a combustion truck cannot. It runs quieter on a shared floor. It needs charge time and somewhere to charge — worth confirming against your shift pattern before you book. Gas/propane refuels rather than recharges, so the truck is not off the floor waiting on a battery. That suits outdoor yards and long or double shifts. It needs ventilation, so it is not the truck for a sealed room. We do not run a diesel forklift in this class. Electric and gas/propane are the two power types we have.
Measure the site before you book. Check your narrowest aisle, your tightest turn, and the height of every door the truck must pass under. Check what your floor or your yard surface can carry. Send us your top beam height and your door clearance, and a coordinator confirms the fit rather than guessing at it.
Rent when the work is a project, a season, or a demand spike. If a forklift would work most days across years, price the purchase against fuel or charging, tires, and planned maintenance — a coordinator can run that comparison with you against your actual hours. Rates are indicative until a coordinator sends a firm quote.
Guidance is general — representative figures, verified before final publication. Your firm quote comes from a coordinator.
Capacities run 3,000 lb to 8,000 lb, in electric and gas/propane. Tell us your heaviest pallet and we will point you at the right one.
Electric. It makes no exhaust, so it suits indoor and enclosed work. Gas/propane needs ventilation. Tell us your site and we will confirm.
No. This class is electric and gas/propane only. If the job is outdoor and runs long shifts, ask about the gas/propane trucks.
We do not publish a mast height for these listings, and we will not guess one. Send us your top beam height and your door clearance. A coordinator confirms the fit before you book.
Request this unit, or request a quote. No payment is taken online. A coordinator confirms availability and replies with a firm quote — usually the same working day.
We rent fork extensions. Tell us the pallet and the truck, and a coordinator confirms the pair before you book. See the Attachments class.
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