Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 28th Sep 2026

Ask who invented the forklift and you will usually get a company and a year: Clark in 1917, or Yale in 1923. Neither answer survives a look at the documents. Clark’s 1917 machine had no forks. … Read more: Who Invented the Forklift?

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 18th Sep 2026

Skid steer tires wear out faster than almost anything else on your equipment roster, and they are supposed to. A skid steer steers by skidding — the machine turns by running its left and right … Read more: Skid Steer Tire Replacement Guide

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 14th Sep 2026

A pallet jack is the simplest truck in the building and the one most people are handed without a word of instruction. That is the problem. The three hand pallet trucks whose manuals this guide quotes … Read more: How to Use a Pallet Jack Safely

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 4th Sep 2026

A loading dock is the place where a forklift drives off the floor and onto something that can move. Everything that makes the dock efficient — the height match, the bridge plate, the trailer pul … Read more: Forklift Loading Dock Safety Guide

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 1st Sep 2026

Mitsubishi forklifts are everywhere in North American warehouses and yards — and their tire question has a twist most brands don't: Mitsubishi's current lineup includes two different 7,000&ndas … Read more: Mitsubishi Forklift Tires: Fitment by Model

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 27th Aug 2026

If you employ anyone who drives a forklift, OSHA's training rule is yours to carry — not the operator's, not a training company's, and not OSHA's. For employers covered by federal OSHA's genera … Read more: OSHA Forklift Training Requirements