Clark Forklift Replacement Parts to Keep in Stock

Clark forklifts are trusted by companies throughout the Pacific Northwest, from ports in Seattle-Tacoma to wineries in the Willamette Valley and farms in central Washington. They’re sturdy, reliable, easy to maintain, built to last and their cost of ownership is low. 

But even the most dependable machines aren’t immune to breakdowns or wear and tear. Even with regular maintenance, Clark forklifts eventually need replacement parts.

Below is a list of Clark forklift parts we recommend keeping on hand. If you don't have the space to keep these items in stock, don't worry. We have a large inventory of will-fit and OEM replacement parts for Clark forklifts and serve businesses throughout Washington and neighboring states. To order, give us a call or request forklift parts online.

No forklift manual? No problem. As a Clark forklift dealer, we have manuals available (even for really old Clark forklifts) and can look up and research any parts you may need.

Stock Up and Be Prepared

Being caught off guard isn’t fun, and downtime is every manager's worst nightmare. Having commonly-used Clark forklift parts on hand can keep a bad day from turning into a horrible one. 

The list below is based on 40+ years of experience servicing Clark forklifts throughout the Pacific Northwest, but your mileage may vary. In other words, your fleet may need parts repaired or replaced more frequently than others, so please consider the list below as a starting place.

Commonly-Replaced Clark Forklift Parts

• Air and oil filters: If you don't change these filters regularly, it will lead to expensive engine damage. Follow Clark-recommended intervals for your forklift model and usage. If you've misplaced your Clark forklift manual, let us know.
• Brakes: When the technician tells you your forklift needs new brakes, don't delay.  Bad brakes can cause tragic incidents and six-figure fines from OSHA. Having Clark forklift brake parts on hand is an essential part of any workplace safety plan. Here are three signs your forklift brakes need to be replaced.
• Chains and masts: These parts do the literal heavy lifting, so it’s critical to have replacement parts available when your mast chain or the mast itself needs repair.
• Forks: Your forklift's forks are under constant stress and should be inspected daily to ensure they never fail. When damage is detected, it's important to have replacement forks on hand so the damaged forks can be replaced immediately.
• Tires: Forklift tires are key to operator safety and comfort. Don’t risk an incident. Learn more about when to replace forklift tires and keep spares on hand.

Order Clark Forklift Parts - Free Delivery

In the event you need parts for your Clark forklift (or any other forklift), Mid-Columbia Forklift and MidCo Material Handling are your one-stop supplier. Minimize downtime with fast turnaround and free delivery.

Not sure what you need? Contact a friendly forklift expert. Our skilled parts consultants can help you get back on track quickly. We have four locations serving Washington and neighboring states. 

Greater Seattle/Tacoma 253-854-5438
Tri-Cities 509-547-7413
Wenatchee 509-663-9009
Yakima 509-457-5137

Further Reading: 
The Best Clark Equipment to Maximize Warehouse Productivity
Signs It's Time to Replace Forklift Tires
How to Inspect Forklift Forks and Know When to Replace Them