Avoid Downtime
Catch small issues before they stop the shift.
Catch small issues before they stop the shift.
Avoid surprise repairs and rental scrambling.
Protect the shift, the schedule, and the workday.
A forklift can seem fine while hidden leaks, worn parts, brake issues, or steering problems are getting worse. Without a formal inspection, you may not know there’s a problem until the truck goes down mid-shift. Suddenly, work stops and you’re scrambling for expensive emergency repairs.
A Forklift Health Check helps you catch them before they turn into downtime.
Once the truck is down, the repair is only part of the problem. Now the work starts backing up. Without a formal forklift inspection, one hidden issue can turn into:
One down forklift can slow or stop the whole operation.
Now you’re chasing service instead of running the shift.
Rushed parts, emergency repairs, and rentals can add up fast.
Rental equipment is not always ready when you need it.
Downtime can throw off shipping and customer commitments.
Someone has to explain why the work stopped.
A certified technician inspects your forklifts on-site (Washington state), provides a written report, and outlines clear next steps to prevent costly downtime.
Mast, chains, forks, hydraulics, brakes, steering, safety equipment, load capacity nameplate, and more.
A written findings report for each unit, so you know what was checked, what was found, and what needs attention right away.
Midco follows up with clear recommendations, repair priorities, and service planning to help you move from reactive repairs to planned maintenance.
A Forklift Health Check is built to catch the issues that lead to downtime, safety concerns, and expensive repairs. We thoroughly check the systems that keep your forklifts running.
Worn chains, fork wear, leaks, and early warning signs can be found before they become downtime, rush repairs, or safety concerns.
Hoses, fittings, cylinders, and fluid systems are checked for issues that can turn into leaks, failures, or unexpected service calls.
Brakes and steering are reviewed so the forklift handles the way it should and small issues do not become bigger problems.
You receive a documented report for every unit inspected, giving you clear findings instead of a verbal summary or guesswork.
Hour meters and service intervals help you plan maintenance before equipment forces the timeline with a breakdown or costly repair.
200, 1,000 and 2,000-hour maintenance schedules for every unit — so you know exactly when each forklift is due for what, before it tells you. Starting at $199 per unit. We come to your facility (anywhere in Washington state), inspect your forklifts, and give you a written findings report with clear next steps.
Starting at only $199, a certified technician comes to your facility and inspects every unit on your list. You don't move equipment. You don't schedule downtime.
We work around your operation and hand you a written findings report before we leave. Then MidCo follows up within 48 hours with a plan.
Because the people operating these machines are counting on them.
✓ Horn, mirrors & gauges
✓ Warning devices — backup alarm, strobes
✓ Overhead guard condition
✓ Load backrest integrity
✓ Seatbelt operation & condition
✓ Capacity plate present & legible
✓ Work lights function
✓ Park brake & service brake
Because "it seems fine" isn't a maintenance plan.
✓ Fluid leaks (oil, fuel, hydraulic, brake, coolant)
✓ Neutral starting switch
✓ Instrument lights & gauges
✓ Directional & hydraulic control levers
✓ Inching pedal & clutch operation
✓ Frame & sheet metal condition
✓ Exhaust & emissions
✓ Mast, carriage & attachment operation
✓ Steering responsiveness & unusual noises
✓ Starting system
Because deferred maintenance compounds.
✓ Engine running conditions
✓ Battery cables & connections
✓ Engine coolant level
✓ Radiator cap, hoses & connections
✓ Belts & fan blade condition
✓ Water pump & fan drive
✓ Air filter condition
✓ LP tank bracket, mounting & date code
Because a hose failure doesn't give you a warning.
✓ Fluid level & filter cap
✓ Hydraulic system & control valve
✓ Master cylinder & reservoir
✓ Hoses, fittings & connections
✓ Cylinder condition & seals
Because handling problems don't always feel like handling problems.
✓ Check & lube fittings
✓ Steer axle mounting hardware
✓ King pins, bushings, tie rods & springs
✓ Steer cylinder & lines
✓ Steer tire condition
✓ Steer wheels & mounting hardware
Because tire wear and differential oil aren't things operators report.
✓ Drive wheels & mounting hardware
✓ Drive tire condition & wear
✓ Differential oil level & condition
MidCo helps Washington state businesses keep their equipment running with responsive service, clear communication, and practical support when it matters most.
Our technician, Taylor, is great. He is always so jovial, clear, and concise in his communication and a pleasure to deal with. He is so pleasant, cordial, and informative.
MidCo Material Handling has been our #1 source for industrial forklifts. They are fast, efficient, reliable, and down-to-earth people who just get the job done!True professionals who are willing to go the extra mile every time. Tammi and Ryan are the salt of the earth.
Our technician, Taylor, is great. He is always so jovial, clear, and concise in his communication and a pleasure to deal with. He is so pleasant, cordial, and informative.
Here are straight answers for warehouse managers who know their trucks, but want fewer surprises, less downtime, and a clearer plan.
Yes. Many forklift problems start small and stay hidden while the truck still runs. A Forklift Health Check helps catch worn parts, leaks, brake issues, steering problems, and other warning signs before they turn into downtime.
You probably know your equipment better than anyone. This gives you a certified technician’s second set of eyes and a written report for every unit, so you are not relying only on memory, operator complaints, or visible problems.
A certified MidcCo technician checks key areas like mast, chains, forks, hydraulics, brakes, steering, safety equipment, load capacity nameplate, hour meter, and service intervals. You also receive a written findings report for each unit.
No. MidCo comes to your facility and inspects the forklifts on-site. You do not need to transport equipment. Forklift Health Checks are available for customers in Washington state.
The MidCo Forklift Health Check starts at $199 per unit. This includes the on-site inspection and written findings report.
One unplanned breakdown can cost more than the inspection. When a forklift goes down, you may be dealing with emergency repairs, rushed parts, rental scrambling, lost time, and a stopped shift.
You receive a written findings report before MidCo leaves. Then a Midco team member follows up within 48 hours with next steps, repair priorities, and service recommendations.
A certified and trained MidCo technician works around your operation. The inspection is done on-site, so your team does not have to move equipment or arrange transport.
Yes. The Forklift Health Check is designed to be the first step toward a proactive maintenance plan. It helps you see what needs attention now, what can wait, and how to plan future service before equipment forces the timeline.
Yes. We inspect and service all makes and models for customers in Washington State (Auburn and the I5 corridors, Tri-cities, Wenatchee and Yakimaso) you can schedule a Forklift Health Check even if your fleet includes different brands or older equipment.
Yakima
Wenatchee
Pasco
Auburn