Clear the equipment. Keep the process straightforward.
An old forklift can turn valuable floor space into a storage problem. Whether the engine has failed, the battery is exhausted or the machine is no longer needed, start with a conversation about its condition and location.
We buy unwanted forklifts and review the removal as part of the arrangements. A forklift does not have to run to be considered. Tell us if it cannot roll or steer, or if parts have been removed.
What affects a forklift pickup?
Machine size and condition
Make, model, approximate weight and capacity help us understand what needs to move. Mention damage, leaks or missing components.
Access and loading
Door height, aisle width, ramps, surface conditions and space for a transport vehicle all matter.
Site arrangements
Tell us who can authorize the sale, when the property is accessible and whether the machine is inside or outdoors.
Before collection
Keep the route clear where practical, but do not try to force a seized or damaged machine to move. Discuss access constraints with us first. The offer, pickup timing and any costs must be confirmed before collection.
From one retired forklift to an equipment clear-out
Warehouses, contractors, industrial operators and property managers can contact us about a single machine or several surplus units. Share the details of each forklift so they can be assessed individually.
MAKE SPACE FOR WHAT’S NEXT
Let’s talk about your forklift.
Start with the condition and pickup city. We’ll take it from there.
PUT THAT SPACE BACK TO WORK
Ready to move it on?
Tell us what you have. We’ll review the forklift and the pickup details together.
Get a forklift quote →