See what connects.
Then ask what matters.

Measure from fork face to the load centre of gravity. Longer loads can reduce available capacity.

Rated capacity, lift height, mast and attachment work together. Ask for the residual-capacity result.

Measure the complete route, not only the rack aisle. Include doors, crossings and approach angles.

Compare lowered mast, free lift, maximum fork height and maximum operating height.

Match fork length, outer width and pallet entry direction before confirming the truck.

Choose tyres from surface, traction, marking, vibration and outdoor exposure—not appearance.

Truck voltage, battery, BMS, charger and destination supply form one connected specification.

Map operating hours, breaks, peaks and charging windows across the actual shift.

Add attachment weight, forward offset and hydraulic functions to the capacity review.

Confirm machine envelope, protection, securing, documents and receiving plan before dispatch.

Inspect identity, condition, accessories, documents and agreed functions before putting into service.

Walk around, check forks, chains, tyres, fluids or battery, controls, alarms and reported damage.