All-Terrain Forklifts For Hire

If you’re looking for forklifts, you’ve come to the right place! We at EzyUp Hire pty ltd have many forklifts for hire, as well as other machinery – electric scissor lifts, telescopic boom lifts, crawler cranes, and many more!

Forklifts are used in a wide variety of different work environments, and each type has been designed for a different purpose. They are most often used to lift heavy equipment and other cargo to higher space that you would not be able to access otherwise. As the name suggests, all-terrain forklifts are designed to work well on any type of surface and terrains, making them the ideal piece of machinery for all sorts of environments. Options available include boom lift hire, telehandler hire, scissor lift hire, walkie stacker hire, excavator hire – and many more! With so many types of forklift for hire being available, you are sure to find a forklift that’s just right for your needs – both resilient and reliable, not likely to buckle under height weight loads or to get stuck in a muddy area.

In addition, all-terrain forklifts are quite versatile and can handle a vast range of different materials. Forklifts were traditionally created to lift light weight to higher spaces, but now all-terrain forklifts have been designed with different lift capacities, meaning that there is always a forklift available for the job, no matter whether you need to lift heavy loads or light loads. Before picking out what forklift, just ensure to first check the kg capacity, load capacity, maximum lift heights of the equipment for hire – otherwise, you may get stuck with a forklift that isn’t fit for the job.

It’s important to keep in mind that, while forklifts can make your job much easier, they can also be quite dangerous if not used properly. So, it’s required by law for you to first obtain a yellow card and any other legal identifications of accreditation that are required for your use of a forklift.

Navigating different lift options: rough terrain forklifts, boom lifts, scissor lifts, and other terrain forklift hire options

There are so many different lifts to pick from! But how do you choose which is best for your job? First, you should familiarise yourself with what each lift is used for.

Rough terrain forklifts, or all-terrain forklifts, are designed to work in construction sites and other areas with uneven surfaces, including ditches, muddy ground, hills, soft ground, and so much more. They’re generally a go-to option if you plan on lifting on uneven ground.

Other materials handling and access equipment for hire

As well as the option for rough terrain forklift hire, other materials handling and access equipment are also available for hire. Equipment rentals generally include telehandlers attachments, forklift attachments, traffic management and traffic control items, container masts, lighting towers, cleaning equipment, etc. Light towers are a particularly handy option if you’ll be working during the night.

Attachments are available for many different types of machinery, ranging from vacuum excavators or mini excavators, mini loaders, knuckle boom lifts, heavy-duty forklifts, concrete vibrators and additional concrete vibrating machinery, and many more.

If you’re specifically looking for container masts or container handlers, you’ll need to ensure that it is suited for the type of lift or machinery you are using it for. The term “container” refers to the bit of the forklift or lift that you sit in. With a container mast, you can drive under a mezzanine or inside a container without the container mast passing through the floor of your mezzanine or the roof. The three most common mast types include the simplex mast (single stage), duplex mast (2-stage), and triplex mast (3-stage). For a forklift, most container masks are usually stage 3 masts. In a standard forklift, these can lift to heights of 4.7 metres – however, for compact and a few electric counterbalance units, it can lift around 5.0 metres.

Forklift attachments are additions or modifications applied to a forklift to affect the capacity, safe operation, or stability of its operation. A jib or crane attachment is also quite popular and is used to help the forklift to lift loads through using slings or lifting an eye. There are also different types of jibs, such as fixed jibs, long tilting jibs, and short tilting jibs. If you’re looking for additional items such as hydrostatic drives, diesel engines, power distribution equipment, these can also be found at The Hydraulic Warehouse Australia, Machines4u, and other similar companies. Forklift sales and other machinery sales are also often conducted there or at Yale Warehouse Forklifts.

EzyUpHire List of All Terrain Forklifts