FAQ’s
Eagle HC products are built for the toughest Australian conditions and working environments, constantly implemented improvements to the cosmetic designs by Eagle Forklifts technicians increase the reliability to create an overall robust, safe, compliant and affordable product to offer any customer, weather in warehousing or farming conditions, across the South-East Queensland Region.
Rated capacity refers to the safe lifting weight of any given machine at regular travel height, for change of capacity due to lifting or tilting requirements please refer to the units rating plate.
4th valve reeved to carriage, means that the machine has a 4th attachment valve fitted with hosing and fitting run to carriage ready for fitment of attachment. Makes fitting extra attachments a breeze.
This has three stages, making it more flexible as the mast collapses to lower height, but can also extend to a greater height than a two stage mast.
This makes it particularly suitable for work in areas with low ceilings and/or doorways and is the best choice if the forklift is to be used for loading or unloading shipping containers.
This is an attachment which can be fitted to your forklift to allow easy sideways movement of pallets; this is controlled by a single hydraulic lever.
A Tine Positioner is an attachment which allows the driver to change the spacing between the Tines (Forks) by depressing a single hydraulic lever while seated on the machine saving time and injury.
Particularly useful for transport companies with varying size pallets & boxes to lift.
Maintained hire is by far the most sensible decision when streamlining your business expenses is paramount. Maintained hire offers you the most reliable forklifts at a set monthly cost, with servicing and repairs carried out free of charge as per the contract signed with eagle forklifts. Both Maintained hire and Rental agreements can be offered with fixed byout prices, if you wish to be purchasing equity in the unit.
An attachment is any device that can be fitted to a forklifts carriage and linked into the machines hydraulic system, attachments are designed to make certain tasks easier on your forklift. Examples of attachments can be found.
On most Japanese makes of forklifts, this is usually the left hand brake pedal.
When depressed slightly it disengages the transmission from drive to neutral. This enables the driver to lift a load without forward movement of the forklift.
