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Forklifts are essential to material handling and industrial operations across Canada. Whether you’re working in a warehouse, distribution center, or manufacturing plant, these machines shoulder the heavy lifting. But even the most robust forklift will show signs of fatigue over time. Ignoring early indicators of wear can result in costly repairs, operational downtime, or worse—accidents that compromise forklift safety. In this blog, we’ll show you how to stay ahead of potential issues by identifying common signs of wear and tear in both electric forklifts and combustion engine forklifts. We’ll also walk you through the essential forklift components to monitor, how small issues can snowball into serious forklift hazards, and when it may be time to consider upgrading your fleet. Let’s explore what to look out for and how you can keep your equipment—and your people—safe.

As spring makes its debut, it’s time to focus on more than just cleaning your office or warehouse–your forklift fleet needs attention, too. Winter can take a toll on your equipment, and performing regular maintenance ensures your forklifts continue to run safely and efficiently. In this blog, we’ll go over important spring maintenance for your forklifts, from necessary inspections to addressing any damage caused by the winter months. With a proper spring tune-up, you can avoid expensive repairs, reduce downtime, and help your forklifts last longer.