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Avoid LGP forklifts like the plauge if there to live outside...... I had a Bonser.... Great in the summer.... soul destroying in the winter!Some nice bits and pieces there buddy . I certain of been interested if it was a bit nearer .
That clear roof sheeting for one .
How do the lpg forks work ? Is it better holding out for a diesel
have had plenty of LPG FLTs ... good, but need a fuel supply, either your own refillable cylinders and a source to fill from (had me own tanks in the yard), or a supplier of prefilled FLT cylinders, or a local LPG outlet where you could refill your own refillables. .... so yeh, if not familiar diesel's an easier proposition. TBH I didn't notice it was LPGSome nice bits and pieces there buddy . I certain of been interested if it was a bit nearer .
That clear roof sheeting for one .
How do the lpg forks work ? Is it better holding out for a diesel
ppl don't let them warm up enough 'fore charging off in cold weather - vaporiser freezes and it's ALL STOP ..... 'til it thaws out .... used to keep a hair drier in work for the odd occasion it was forgottenAvoid LGP forklifts like the plauge if there to live outside...... I had a Bonser.... Great in the summer.... soul destroying in the winter!
LPG FLTs are just a petrol engine-ed unit running on LPG with a suitably converted carb. (usually swapped for a dedicated gas unit) ..Some nice bits and pieces there buddy . I certain of been interested if it was a bit nearer .
That clear roof sheeting for one .
How do the lpg forks work ? Is it better holding out for a diesel
Be nice auction to walk rd and throw few bids at but seems a hassle todo it online
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Lot 74LPG FLTs are just a petrol engine-ed unit running on LPG with a suitably converted carb. (usually swapped for a dedicated gas unit) ..
as said above, have had a lot of LPG FLTs and all were fine ...
I have also run me cars on LPG for years (- since 2000, suitably modified/converted - was 'free' motoring when i had me own tanks)
having looked at that truck it's a clear-view, low headroom/container spec. mast (forks go to the top of the mast, before the sedcond stage extends - real handy in low headroom - be good in yer garage) but only duplex to 3m lift ... also pneumatics... 'tis however a looooooooooooooooong way from the Muir of Ord
... cheap enough for a local buy though, ATM
what lot are the clear roof sheets?
also find it very interesting that a lot of the later lots are VAT free, so must be privately owned ??
only 760 wide though @Vinpetrol ... what're they worth? 23no. -- 8ft x 30 inch.Lot 74
I think I'm mixed up between the auction watch thread and the I need a yard forklift tread from @VinpetrolThere's a handy teletruck in Inverness selling tomorrow
aye - sortedI think I'm mixed up between the auction watch thread and the I need a yard forklift tread from @Vinpetrol![]()
not the way Withams set their starting bids, there won't be
Looks like some bargains to be had...
99% of these online auctions set stupid starts ....Ah... that's a shame. Looked like some potential useful bits.