My man thinks he is the Christopher Columbus of fork lifts he discovered the auto fork level button.. We need to name a new Holiday to him lol..... Just kidding this feature is very handy
Super handy, I use this at work all the time! Problem is nothing we drive on is level, the building or the parking lot😂 So it works wonders as a way to get a point of reference in the dark while unloading a flat bed or stacking sheetrock way the hell over your head 👍
A lot of my shipments come via owner operator tractor trailers. Having said that, I make an effort not to drag items on the deck and pay especially close attention to how close I am to the side so my mast won't hit the sides. A lot of drivers take pride in their setup, so I try to respect that. Thank you for your services! Drivers, in my opinion, are underappreciated.
Speaking as a professional mechanic of some 40 years experience, whose last job was repairing forklifts...... .....how long did it take you to figure that out? Don't you think that understanding the function of ALL of the controls should have been your FIRST PRIORITY?!? 🤨🙄😑🤦
@@deslauriersadventures the training course is generic training. Someone should have gone over all the functions of your specific lift during driving training. The first time I drove a piggy back the warehouse supervisor had to go over the differences in the controlls before they let me drive it.
Never seen that feature before, nice feature and a good video!
My man thinks he is the Christopher Columbus of fork lifts he discovered the auto fork level button.. We need to name a new Holiday to him lol..... Just kidding this feature is very handy
Super handy, I use this at work all the time! Problem is nothing we drive on is level, the building or the parking lot😂 So it works wonders as a way to get a point of reference in the dark while unloading a flat bed or stacking sheetrock way the hell over your head 👍
I wish more guys would use it rather than drag their forks over the deck of my trailer.
A lot of my shipments come via owner operator tractor trailers.
Having said that, I make an effort not to drag items on the deck and pay especially close attention to how close I am to the side so my mast won't hit the sides. A lot of drivers take pride in their setup, so I try to respect that.
Thank you for your services! Drivers, in my opinion, are underappreciated.
@@deslauriersadventures Why are drivers underappreciated?
Speaking as a professional mechanic of some 40 years experience, whose last job was repairing forklifts......
.....how long did it take you to figure that out? Don't you think that understanding the function of ALL of the controls should have been your FIRST PRIORITY?!? 🤨🙄😑🤦
Shit you know how it goes during forklift training 😂
It took 80 years to figure it out..... it's definitely not covered in any forklift training course that I've taken part in.
@@deslauriersadventures the training course is generic training. Someone should have gone over all the functions of your specific lift during driving training. The first time I drove a piggy back the warehouse supervisor had to go over the differences in the controlls before they let me drive it.
Got a Toyota lift with that on it at work. Doesn't do a thing.
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Very long video