Used Forklifts

JM industrial buys and sells used forklifts from leading manufacturers in various specifications. You can buy forklift from brands like Caterpillar, Yale, Hyster, Clark, Toyota and more. JM Industrial stocks various types of used material handling equipment. If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Our Used Forklifts for Sale Inventory

JM Industrial offers a diverse inventory of used forklifts for sale, featuring multiple configurations designed to meet varying lifting capacities, terrain requirements, and industrial applications. Our inventory supports a wide range of applications, from light warehouse handling to heavy-duty outdoor material movement. Below are some of the most popular forklift types available in our inventory:

  • Pneumatic Tire Forklifts: Pneumatic tire forklifts are designed for demanding outdoor material handling environments where traction and stability are critical. Their Pneumatic tires absorb shocks on rough surfaces, allowing safe movement across construction yards, loading areas, and industrial sites while supporting strong lift capacity, reliable maneuverability, and attachment flexibility.
  • Electric Pallet Lift Trucks: Electric pallet lift trucks are compact material handling machines used for efficient pallet transport in warehouses, distribution centers, and storage facilities. Powered by rechargeable batteries, they offer quiet operation, low emissions, responsive controls, and precise maneuverability, enabling operators to move pallets quickly through narrow aisles and confined indoor spaces.
  • Pneumatic Tire Propane Forklifts: Pneumatic tire propane forklifts combine internal combustion power with durable traction suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. Equipped with reliable engines such as the 4Y-ECS, producing approximately 57 horsepower and up to 6,000 pounds of lift capacity, these forklifts deliver consistent lifting performance, stable handling, and operational flexibility across varied work environments.
  • Dual Wheel Pneumatic Tire Forklift: These forklifts are engineered for lifting heavy loads where additional stability and weight distribution are required. The dual-tire configuration improves balance and traction during material transport, making these forklifts suitable for lumber yards, metal processing plants, construction sites, and shipping docks handling bulky industrial loads.
  • Stainless Steel Mobile Bin (IBC) Lifter: The Servolift stainless steel mobile bin lifter is a manually operated, portable lifting system designed for safe handling and controlled inversion of intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) and industrial bins. The unit features a 180° inversion capability, allowing efficient emptying and transfer of materials in controlled environments. The lift system operates through a double-acting hydraulic manual jack, enabling smooth vertical movement from 18 inches up to 84 inches from floor level.

What to Look for When Buying a Used Forklift

Purchasing a used forklift requires careful evaluation of the following points to ensure the equipment meets operational needs and safety standards.

  • Operating Hours: The number of operating hours provides insight into how extensively the forklift has been used. Machines with lower hours typically have less mechanical wear and may require fewer immediate repairs. Comparing hours with maintenance records helps determine the actual condition of the equipment.
  • Mast and Forks Condition: Inspect the lift mast for straightness, smooth operation, and hydraulic cylinder leakage. Check chains for wear, proper tension, and lubrication. Examine forks for cracks, bends, or excessive wear on the heel and blade. Measure fork thickness; replacement is required when worn beyond 10% of the original thickness per OSHA regulations.
  • Structural Frame and Body: Examine the frame for cracks, welds, repairs, or collision damage. Check for proper alignment and absence of twisting. Inspect the overhead guard for structural integrity and corrosion.
  • Maintenance and Service Records: Reviewing maintenance documentation can reveal how well the forklift has been maintained. Regular servicing, part replacements, and inspections indicate responsible ownership and can help predict future reliability.
  • Engine and Transmission Condition: The engine, transmission, and hydraulic systems are critical components of forklift performance. Inspecting these systems ensures the machine can handle required loads and operate smoothly during lifting and travel.
  • Tire Condition: Tires influence stability and safety during operation. Pneumatic tires should be inspected for wear, damage, or pressure issues. Replacing worn tires can increase operating costs if overlooked during purchase.
  • Load Capacity and Specifications: Ensure the forklift’s rated lifting capacity matches the requirements of your work environment. Choosing equipment with suitable specifications prevents overloading and improves safety during operation.
  • Safety Features: Forklifts should include safety features such as functional brakes, warning lights, alarms, and seat belts. These elements help protect operators and maintain compliance with workplace safety guidelines.
  • Compatibility with Attachments: Many forklifts support attachments such as clamps, sideshifters, and fork extensions. Confirming compatibility allows the machine to handle a broader range of materials and improves operational flexibility.

Industries Using Used Forklifts for Material Handling

Our range of used forklifts for sale supports material movement across industries where lifting, stacking, and transporting goods are daily tasks. Key application areas of our Toyota and Yale forklifts include:

  • Warehousing and Distribution: Our forklifts move pallets, organize inventory, and assist with loading and unloading shipments in warehouse facilities and distribution centers.
  • Manufacturing Plants: Manufacturing environments use Yale forklifts to transport raw materials, finished goods, and heavy components between production lines and storage areas.
  • Construction Sites: Construction operations rely on our used forklifts to move building materials such as lumber, steel, and concrete blocks around job sites.
  • Shipping and Logistics: Our dual wheel pneumatic tire forklifts assist in loading cargo, organizing freight, and managing palletized shipments in logistics hubs and shipping terminals.
  • Food and Beverage Storage: Cold storage warehouses and food distribution facilities use forklifts to move packaged goods, palletized ingredients, and finished products efficiently.
  • Retail and Wholesale Distribution: Large retail supply centers use forklifts to handle bulk inventory, manage incoming shipments, and organize goods in storage racks.

Upgrade or Your Forklift Fleet with Confidence

Whether you’re expanding your operations or replacing older equipment, JM Industrial makes buying and selling used forklifts simple, reliable, and profitable. Our team ensures fair pricing, thorough inspections, and seamless transactions, so you get maximum value with minimal hassle. Explore our extensive inventory of used forklifts for sale or contact us to sell your equipment quickly and efficiently.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • What Are the Advantages of Buying Used Forklifts?

Used forklifts cost significantly less than new equipment while still providing dependable lifting performance. Businesses can expand their equipment fleet at a lower investment and often receive machines that are immediately available for operation.

  • Why Choose a Used Yale Forklift for Industrial Applications?

A Yale forklift is widely recognized for dependable engineering and consistent lifting performance. Many industries rely on Yale equipment because replacement parts are readily available and the machines are known for long operational life.

  • How can I determine the remaining service life of a used forklift?

    Evaluating service life involves checking operating hours, maintenance records, hydraulic and engine performance, tire condition, and wear on critical components such as the mast and forks. A well-maintained forklift often has years of productive use remaining.
  • How can I determine the remaining service life of a used forklift?

    Evaluating service life involves checking operating hours, maintenance records, hydraulic and engine performance, tire condition, and wear on critical components such as the mast and forks. A well-maintained forklift often has years of productive use remaining.
  • Can I customize a used forklift with attachments?

    Many used forklifts can accommodate attachments such as clamps, rotators, sideshifters, or fork extensions. Confirming compatibility ensures the forklift can handle specialized tasks without affecting safety or performance.

 

 


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