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Diesel Forklift Maintenance Guide​   Proper maintenance is crucial to ensure the optimal performance, safety, and longevity of your diesel forklift. Below is a detailed schedule for routine maintenance, focusing on key component checks and replacements:​   Daily Inspection​ Before each use, conduct these essential checks:​ Fluid Levels: Verify engine oil, coolant, and fuel levels. Top up as needed using recommended fluids.​ Tire Condition: Inspect tires for wear, damage, and proper inflation. Ensure no debris is trapped in the treads.​ Braking System: Test brakes to confirm responsive stopping. Check brake fluid levels and look for leaks in the hydraulic system.​ Lights & Signals: Ensure all lights (headlights, taillights, warning beacons) and signals (horn, reverse alarm) are functional.​ Hydraulic System: Examine hoses, connections, and cylinders for leaks or damage. Lubricate moving parts (chains, rollers, pivot points) as per the manufacturer's guidelines.​ Steering & Controls: Test steering responsiveness and check for loose bolts or fittings in the control mechanisms.​ Engine Oil & Oil Filter Replacement​ First Replacement: After the initial 50 hours of operation, replace both the engine oil and oil filter. This removes any residual debris from break-in wear.​ Subsequent Replacements: Every 200 operating hours (or as specified by the manufacturer, whichever comes first), drain the old oil and install a new oil filter. Use high-quality diesel engine oil that meets the manufacturer's viscosity and performance standards.​ Note: Always warm up the engine slightly before draining oil to ensure contaminants flow out with the fluid.​   Air Filter Replacement​ The air filter prevents dust and debris from entering the engine, protecting it from abrasive damage. Replace the air filter:​ Every 6 months (for normal operating environments) or every 200 hours (in dusty or harsh conditions).​ Inspect the filter more frequently in dirty environments and clean/replace it early if excessively clogged.​ Fuel Filter Replacement​ The fuel filter removes impurities from diesel fuel, safeguarding the injection system. Schedule replacements:​ Every 400 hours of operation or once annually (whichever occurs first).​ In regions with poor fuel quality, consider more frequent inspections to avoid filter blockages that can cause engine performance issues.​ Additional Tips​ Keep Records: Maintain a maintenance log to track fluid changes, filter replacements, and any issues identified during inspections.​ Use Genuine Parts: Always install manufacturer-approved filters and fluids to ensure compatibility and performance.​ Professional Service: Schedule annual comprehensive inspections by certified technicians to address complex components (e.g., engine, transmission, hydraulic pumps).​ By following this maintenance schedule, you can minimize downtime, reduce repair costs, and ensure your diesel forklift operates safely and efficiently throughout its service life.​  

According to the Brazilian agents order requirements,we will ship these 4 dual fuel forklifts on May 8, 2022. This batch of dual fuel forklifts are all equipped with the Japanese NISSAN GK25 gasoline engine, IMPCO converter, triplex mast 4.5m mast and non marked solid tires, They will be used in a food manufacturing workshop in Brazil.  

A Vietnamese agent ordered 10 sets of 3-ton diesel forklifts ready for container loading on May 8, 2023. This batch of forklifts will all use domestically produced new diesel engines and automatic transmissions, with high work efficiency. They will work in warehouses at Vietnamese ports.