How to avoid having to pour water into your electric forklift battery

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[@ignacekafwimbi686]

Hi sir, Thanks so much. Please how I may buy the battery water indicator please? Thank you

[@MrWolveshunter]

Great job

[@williamstoyotalift]

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[@jozell0]

Guys, it’s amazing how many reach and stand up counter balance trucks I find without watering systems. The cost of adding a system is negligible compared to a safety incident / injury.

[@williamstoyotalift]

We totally agree! It's such a simple, inexpensive tool that can prevent a lot of issues down the road. We highly recommend them to all of our customers who have lead-acid batteries. Or..for customers who don't want the watering maintenance, we have a wide assortment of lithium-ion batteries.

[@davidconoboy9595]

is it bad to charge a battery every time even when it has a good charge? were a 24 operation and continued to charge the walkie from a dead charge for 5 minutes and take them off. it done continuous times . boss always want me to keep the lift on charge sk ce I was moved to a different department

[@williamstoyotalift]

It really depends on the type of battery you have. A lead-acid battery should not be opportunity-charged, as it will cause the battery to go bad prematurely. Lithium-ion batteries, on the other hand, should be opportunity-charged, even just for short periods of time. If you have any questions, contact your local dealer for more information.