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shoot me an email @ Foster@millerequipco.com I can give you some more information.

You don't wear a seatbelt on these, but he should be wearing the safety harness

You are supposed to wear a safety harness. You can see the cable above him, evidently he isnt hooked in here

@koreyfreemanofficial the crowns have a guard on the front and on both sides.

I will give my two cent since I drove both Crown TSP and Raymond Swing Reach. Raymond design their turret truck to act more like order picker substitute. You can flip up the seat to drive more like order picker. The rear guard is useless during that operation, and side guard is the control panel (also can be lifted). Safety harness is bypass to all the precaution you mentioned. Plus unlike Crown, the maintenance and leadership staff can lower you down without a key.

@xyero4399 I think it depends on the model, the crown I operated had a seat that you could raise to operated while standing... even better the seat swiveled as well. Also didn't need a key to be lowered, it was just a lever.

@@savannahp6359 I driven the newest models that can be purchased since 2022. I don't doubt you that Crown is more safe, ergonomic, and efficient. But, each company designs their forklift based on little things. I am not fan of Raymond on OP and Reach (ergonomics and safety). But I have been told that Raymond will be there to meet company demands when Crown cant (out of stock/not available). Plus, maintenance people that work on both companys prefer Raymond to be easy to repair.

Does it feel like the pallet and everything on it will come toppling down? I'm interested in applying for a position using that particular forklift, should I be worried. Thanks, be well:)

@@lpadilla8914 not generally. But sometimes if heavier material is in the back of the pallet it can feel like things will topple. Sometimes I just say f@#k it when go for a lift in these cases and do it. Better not to hesitate. Nothing has ever happened. Just get in the habit of trying to balance your load or keep the heavier items up front.

@@keisursoze Your initial comment about the video was posted a while back so I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question. I feel more at ease knowing that, thank God, nothing has ever happened and that you loved working the forklifts. Wish me luck I really do need it, it's time to change jobs. Take care, Keisursoze :)

Hi, yes it is for sale. Located in Dallas, Texas

Merci pour votre réponse très bonne journée

Pneumatic references the style of tire

dont they make solid tires that look just like that, but it limits your stability off a slab? is Miller Equipment Company a repair shop?

@@davidj9729 The tires on this one are the solid rubber. The solid rubber actually increases stability a tubed tire is lighter than the solid rubber tire and you do get better traction with tubed vs solid. Yes sir we are are a repair shop in Garland we can also come to you in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex

@@MillerEquipmentCo my question still stands, if the tires on this are solid rubber what about this forklift is pneumatic? have they managed to Gentrify the worse parts of garland, it was pretty sketchy a bout 10 years ago?

We did sell this one but have lots of other Taylor Dunn Carts, if you want give me a shout or email and I will see what I have that might work for you. 972-415-7696 or foster@millerequipco.com

@@MillerEquipmentCo $ ?

Alvin Shakoor we actually put our videos of forklifts up to show running condition and function. They are reconditioned and for sale. If you would like a tutorial on operating a forklift come see us we would be happy to teach.

​@@MillerEquipmentCo Sorry bud that one failed big time. Mast went up way too high when the guard was retracted. Adjust the cam switch