Rough Terrain Forklifts
Rough terrain forklifts are designed for the toughest of work conditions and are ideal for the open spaces of construction sites. Rough terrain forklifts are also known as all-terrain forklifts, farm forklifts or agriculture forklifts.
Their designs are focused on stability and weight distribution, which needs to be a focus when working with rough terrain. A number of features make rough terrain forklifts much more durable, meaning they can be used in multiple industries.
Rough Terrain Forklift FAQ's
What Is A Rough Terrain Forklift?
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Rough terrain forklifts feature large tires with a heavy tread, allowing for better traction on ground that may be loose. Their heavy duty suspension allows these vehicles to navigate obstacles or uneven terrain without damage. The engines used in rough terrain forklifts tend to be more powerful, allowing them to lift heavy loads and climb steeper inclines. Finally, they often utilise a 4×4 wheel drive system, distributing power to all four wheels and increasing stability.
What Class Of Forklift Is Rough Terrain?
Rough terrain forklifts fall under Class VII. This class is the generic term used to describe forklifts intended for use on unimproved terrain, but it’s important to note that this doesn’t mean they can be safely operated on every type of terrain. Like the ones found here at Stacatruc, rough terrain forklifts are typically diesel powered, but can feature different kinds of mast.