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 Post subject: Bought a fork lift this morning
PostPosted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 12:16 pm 
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Always like to have toys around to play with and a post this morning got me thinking.
The post stated that the poster was tired of seeing KJs on curbs etc and having pictures taken. So since I have seen a ton of pictures lately of KJs on forklifts I thought GREAT IDEA. So I went out and bought a used one. Propane powered, runs great and can also use it for other things as well!

So from now on all of my pics will be either ones off road or with one tire hoisted up with the fork lift!

No more curbs for me! :lol: :lol: :lol:

If anyone wants to borrow it for pictures just let me know! Me and my fork lift are ready !!!! No charge



Now back to "stirring " other things...................................................... like soup................................. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Its all about having fun in life, isn't it. Going around making rude, condescending and uneeded comments only hurts one person....you! The rest just laugh at you!

IF YOU THINK YOU ARE TOO SMALL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE THEN YOU'VE NEVER BEEN IN BED WITH A MOSQUITO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:43 pm 
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Do you have a warehouse full of KJ parts in the garage and that is what facilitated the need for a fork lift? That is awesome though! I drive a forklift 40 hours a week and have always wanted my own personal lift.

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 Post subject: Re: Bought a fork lift this morning
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tommudd wrote:
Always like to have toys around to play with and a post this morning got me thinking.
The post stated that the poster was tired of seeing KJs on curbs etc and having pictures taken. So since I have seen a ton of pictures lately of KJs on forklifts I thought GREAT IDEA. So I went out and bought a used one. Propane powered, runs great and can also use it for other things as well!

So from now on all of my pics will be either ones off road or with one tire hoisted up with the fork lift!

No more curbs for me! :lol: :lol: :lol:

If anyone wants to borrow it for pictures just let me know! Me and my fork lift are ready !!!! No charge



Now back to "stirring " other things...................................................... like soup................................. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Its all about having fun in life, isn't it. Going around making rude, condescending and uneeded comments only hurts one person....you! The rest just laugh at you!

IF YOU THINK YOU ARE TOO SMALL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE THEN YOU'VE NEVER BEEN IN BED WITH A MOSQUITO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


if you ever have any questions on problems, shoot me a pm, my father owns a forklift dealer in chicago and i have worked on them for a few years and was certified at 15 ;)

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 5:00 pm 
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Hopefully it wasn't the one stolen from my shop :lol:
Great tool to have layin around, have fun with it!


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PostPosted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 5:28 pm 
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Well Tom,what is your rti,or LTR,lift truck rating,?


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how is this for a lift Tom, and rti....

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Now your jeep won't even have to do the work of getting to the mall for those curb shots. Just drive the forklift over to the jeep and lift it up. 8)

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tom ..... does the wife know what you picked up and what did it run you if i may ask


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The less I say the better..... :shock: :lol: :wink:


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Somehow I knew without even looking at the username that this forklift was bought by a certain hoarder in OH...LOL

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Just come out with it tom, you were tired of using a floor jack to lift the KJ every time you go and play with your lift :lol:

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I drive a forklift at work too, and I must say, we have used it for some fairly non-work related things, such as this. :lol: :lol:

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wouldn't it have been cheaper just to build a bigger curb?

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mrpink417 wrote:
wouldn't it have been cheaper just to build a bigger curb?

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that would make sence since tom works for the state mmmmm no too much paper work and voting wold just take way too long also would cost more


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no room for a 3 ft curb.... :wink:


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mrpink417 wrote:
wouldn't it have been cheaper just to build a bigger curb?

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Not sure how it works in Toledo, but in Chicago you would have to grease too many palms.

So as for this posing on curbs thing (not sure what that was all about?) - does this mean sidewalks are out too?

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Sidewalks are out as well

Need to check with Administration to make sure though :lol: :lol:

and I have nothing to do with curbs and state money , I deal with H.U.D. and I.R.S. monies going into housing! no curbs..................sidewalks.............

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The one I bought is a smaller one , Clark GP X25 E I think the model number is, propane, 3 stage mast with less than 9000 hours, ( a buddy of mine ran it for the last two years and knows the condition of it) load capacity is suppose to be somewhere around 4500/5000 lb. Lowered mast height is 81 inches Max mast height 180 inches, darn thing weighs 8000 lb. though!!!! Does have tires you can take outside, not the solid rubber ones. Got it from a factory closing down. Will be a couple of weeks before I get it though, then put it to work. have a bunch of things down home I need it for.


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