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Currently, the T-Series line of pneumatic tire forklifts include 6 heavy-duty models which are rated at thirty six inch load centers. The capacities vary from 36,000 pounds to 65,000 lbs. The T-Series has been made and engineered to suit the customer's requirements in various operations.
Drive Train
There is a Tier Certified Cummins electronic turbocharged air to air or air after-cooled diesel engine placed in each and every model in the T-Series line of 36 inch L.C. lift trucks. Some of the standard engine features comprise an electronic diagnostic and maintenance monitor, a water/fuel separator, engine/transmission protection systems, reduced emissions and better fuel economy.
The transmission for all these models is a fully reversing, 3-speed, modulated powershift transmission with electric shift control. It also features a separate cooler for air-to-oil as well as declutch. Additionally, the automatic powershift is provided as a standard feature.
The heavy duty TXH Series of Forklifts offered by Taylor Machine Works has the reputation of being the most durable and reliable forklifts within the industry. This specific series was designed and engineered with the operator and the service personnel in mind. The TXH Series provides many basic features like increased head and leg room, shock mounted center mounted operator station, tilt steering wheel, CANbus technology for operator comfort and convenience and fingertip electric joystick controls.
In order to accommodate your specific application needs, Taylor has ammassed a huge range of options and attachments.
Forklifts are mobile machines that use 2 forks or prongs in order to place loads into positions which would usually be hard to reach. Normally, forklifts fall into 2 major categories: industrial and rough-terrain.
Industrial forklifts are most commonly used around truck and train loading docks in addition to a lot of warehouse applications. These machinery have smaller tires that are engineered to run on smooth surfaces. Typically, industrial forklifts are powered by an internal gasoline engine running on diesel fuel or propane.
There are some smaller industrial forklift units which utilize an electric motor running off an internal battery. As the name implies, rough terrain forklifts are designed to run on rough and unpaved surfaces. Usually, they are the ideal alternative for construction and military operation. Rough terrain forklifts generally have large pneumatic tires that are normally powered by internal industrial engines which run on propane, diesel or propane fuel. These forklift units could have a telescoping boom, capable of carrying cargo up and out from the base of the machinery or they may utilize a vertical tower, that is responsible for carrying loads straight up.
The rough terrain forklift emerged during the year 1946, after a 2 pronged lift attachment was attached to a tractor chassis or a power buggy. This initial machinery was used around construction locations and was able to lift to a height of thirty inches or seventy six centimeters and had a lifting capacity can carry 1000 pounds or four hundred fifty four kg. Vertical tower forklifts were quickly developed for industrial use and rough terrain forklifts became famous as well. By the time the nineteen fifties came around, there were available units which could raise up to heights of 30 feet or 9 meters and had lift capacities of one thousand one hundred thirty five kg or two thousand pounds.
