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Used Stand Up Forklifts in Texas, USA

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    2021 Toyota 8BNCU18

    2021 Toyota 8BNCU18

    • Manufacturer: Toyota
    • Model: 8BNCU18
    • Hours: 8,300 h
    • Lifting capacity: 1,800 kg

    Reconditioned Toyota Docker! Over 20 FEET of Lift Height We now have this Reconditioned Toyota Stand Up Counterbalanced Forklift available. Whisper Quiet AC Motors, Side Stance Operator Compartment. New Paint an...

    $18,900 USD

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    Est. $371/mo

    Garland, TX
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    2019 Crown RC5535-30

    2019 Crown RC5535-30

    • Manufacturer: Crown
    • Model: RC 5535
    • Hours: 13 h
    • Lifting capacity: 3,500 kg

    36 Volts Capacity: 3000 | Fuel: Electric | Mast type: Three Stage | Mast height: 89 / 208 in | Side shifter: No | Hour meter: 13 | Power source: Electric | Drive motor: AC Motor | Load capacity: 3,000 lbs | Overa...

    Houston, TX
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    1998 Raymond DSS 300TT

    1998 Raymond DSS 300TT

    • Manufacturer: Raymond
    • Model: DSS-300
    • Hours: 7,097 h
    • Lifting capacity: 3,000 kg

    Raymond dockstocker Super Clean! Capacity: 3000 | Fuel: Electric | Mast type: Three Stage | Mast height: 188 in | Side shifter: Yes | Hour meter: 7097

    $7,900 USD

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    Est. $155/mo

    Garland, TX

Overview

Stand-up forklifts are compact, maneuverable trucks designed for operators to stand while driving, ideal for tight warehouse aisles and frequent in-and-out loading. They offer quick entry/exit, good visibility, and efficient pallet handling for medium to high-density storage. Available in electric and battery types, they balance lift capacity and footprint to optimize space and throughput in distribution centers and retail backrooms.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used stand-up forklift?

Inspect hours, service records, mast and chain condition, fork wear, tires, controls, and safety features. Run a lift and drive test, check for fluid leaks, and verify battery health and charger function for electrics.

How do I pick the right capacity and mast height?

Choose capacity based on your heaviest load and use a safety margin. Match mast height to the maximum lift height plus pallet stack tolerance. Consider load center and any attachments that change capacity.

What are key shipping considerations?

Provide exact dimensions, weight, and battery type to carriers. Secure the truck on a low-loader or pallet, block wheels, and use rated tie-downs. Confirm ramp access and insurance for loading and transit.

Are there special rules for shipping batteries?

Yes. Lead-acid batteries often must be secured, sometimes partially discharged or shipped separately; they can be classified as hazardous. Lithium batteries have stricter rules and packaging. Work with a carrier experienced in battery transport.

What routine maintenance keeps a stand-up forklift reliable?

Daily visual and pre-shift checks, keep batteries charged and topped (lead-acid), inspect mast chains, lubricate pivot points, check brakes and steering, and follow manufacturer service intervals for filters and fluids.