MidColumbia Forklift Blog

More accurately, they are a pain in the butt and back. Many outdated or universal-style forklift seats take a short-term view. They prioritize durability over operator comfort and support. At …

When Washington customers ask us which Clark forklifts are most popular, these three consistently rise to the top. We’re not just sharing what we like—we’re sharing what customers actually buy …

Efficiency is the key to keeping your business rocking and rolling. That’s why CombiLifts are so metal for metal applications. These machines take efficiency to a whole new level, providing …

Operating a forklift is a dangerous activity made safer through stringent safety protocols. On average, forklift accidents kill 87 people per year. That number has risen almost continuously in the …

Out with the old and in with the new! Wait! Stop! Casting out your old forklift batteries might sound like progress, but really, it's just a waste. Your batteries still …

People in the Pacific Northwest don’t use umbrellas. Umbrellas are for tourists. When it rains—and it often does—you put on a rain jacket and get on with your day. That’s …

An expert who doesn’t understand your business isn’t much of an expert at all. Knowing part numbers and specifications is one thing—knowing how those parts fit into your operation is …

There's a silent killer that's stalking your forklift. Maybe you've seen the signs. Has your steering locked up? Or has the mast dropped unexpectedly? Perhaps the lifting grows sluggish? Or …

A reach truck is always a forklift, but a forklift is not always a reach truck. Confused? We don't blame you! There are a lot of similarities between reach trucks …

For people who don't work in the material handling industry, most forklifts seem more or less the same. Some are bigger, some are smaller. Order pickers and reach trucks are …