Internal combustion forklift (LPG for short) is a counterbalanced gasoline forklift equipped with a liquefied petroleum gas conversion device, which becomes an LPG forklift, and can be switched between gasoline and liquefied petroleum gas through a switch. The biggest advantage of LPG forklifts is good exhaust emissions, carbon monoxide (CO) emissions are significantly lower than gasoline engines, low fuel costs (15KG liquefied gas is equivalent to 20 liters of gasoline), and are suitable for indoor operations with high environmental protection requirements.
Internal combustion forklifts are bulky but stable and suitable for heavy loads. The use time is not limited, and the place of use is generally outdoors. The gasoline engine has small appearance, light weight, high output power, low working noise and vibration, and low price. However, gasoline engines have poor overload capability, poor long-term operation capability, and relatively high fuel costs. Loads can be from 0.5 tons to 4.5 tons
Forklift maintenance Do not slow down when turning, drive when the load is high, overload the forklift, drive on inclined, soft ground, etc., the driver should try to avoid these unsafe operations during operation. When charging the battery for forklift maintenance, the charging circuit must be completely separated from the chopper, because in addition to affecting the charging of the charger, the overvoltage generated by the charger will also damage the chopper.
