How To Operate/Drive a Forklift - GOPRO 1080p - Forklift Training Point Of View From The Operator!

Forklift Training - How To Operate a Counterbalance Forklift. This POV video puts you in the drivers seat to see what it is like to operate a forklift! #GOPRO

[@moneybagshawty7086]

Lied on a resume..... now I’m here

[@deznutz5551]

My man lol. Forklift easy to drive, gotta fake it to make it!

[@darlaperez2377]

Same here lol haha

[@zfouleur2904]

I did the same thing. Lol.

[@RubenRabitt]

#metoo

[@112Leondeoro]

me too bro

[@positivevibesyo]

Driving a forklift isn't hard at all. I currently drive a sit down clamp truck, and double fork. My trainer was very patient and made sure I knew everything before releasing me. I didn't have a trainer at my last job. I ended up failing, but I was bless with a better job. I started off as a temp, and now I'm going full time this week. Edit: I can now drive a standup forklift(its not a reach truck),reach truck, a standup clamp truck, a walkie and OP. I also work for a new company.😀

[@deaundraecastanon6139]

Good to hear god bless bro💯✊🏾

[@positivevibesyo]

@@deaundraecastanon6139 I'm still doing well. ✊🏾

[@theloniouszappa]

Is the pay decent?

[@gustavos.k9902]

🔥👌💯

[@positivevibesyo]

@@theloniouszappa it's pretty good. I'm working at a warehouse that just turned a year old this month so my pay will eventually increase the longer I stay.

[@Nustart999]

Shows up for job interview. Interviewer “can you operate a sit down forklift” Myself “why of course”..runs to KZbin

[@VINZBROWN]

Bruhhhhh. THAT'S what I'm doing RIGHT NOW! Hahahaha.

[@TimtimRobles777]

@@VINZBROWN i got a interview and I'm pretty sure they're going told me to demonstrate lol watching this video

[@VINZBROWN]

I just did 16.5 hrs of a forklift this weekend, doing load in, load at Arrowhead stadium with the Taylor Swift tour staging crew. First extended time on a forklift in 20 YEARS. This video helped. Got my brain RE oriented. Ha

[@Canma890]

how was it the first day,had time to adjust again? i havent driven in 3 years and in a couple of days im starting again.

[@vibrantvontez7776]

That’s why I’m here too! 🤣🤣🤣

[@stelley08]

i have driven forklifts for the past 17 years and also reach trucks ... as well as loaders and diggers and bobcats in the past. its a somewhat enjoyable occupation ☺

[@KhariConception]

I’m 6 months in and I like it a lot. I’m mad I didn’t search out lift operating jobs earlier in my life. The pay is decent, not too much wear on the body, and the over time pay is medium-top-tier.

[@stelley08]

@@KhariConception 👍 good stuff.

[@m.c.ruckus2032]

I like your still-present & enthusiastic regard for being a lift truck operator as your chosen occupation. I think its a pretty good line of work that I too find satisfying. My father drove truck by trade his entire adult life so, for me, working a similar role in the same industry would come naturally & easy for me. However, I entered the workforce as a young teen in the restaurant industry instead, though. Working my way up from entry level teen busboy/dshwshr to prep, line cook. I would eventually move up the ladder to the kitchen lead cook and then as Chef. All phases incl. server, bartender to various levels of kitchen & restaurant mgmt. over the course of 35 years. About half of those years, I've worked as a forklift operator, loading pallets, drums, bins, etc. for different manufacturing plants & inť l shipping warehouse companies. I started my first warehouse job learning forklift at 18 yrs old when my dad helped me get a job at one of the companies he used to make freight pickups & deliveries to. My point is, I've had both trades to fall back on, when I get burned out on one of them. I'll switch back to the other, around every 6-8 years or so. I happen to be in the middle if one of those transitions right now. I'm going back to operating forklift again starting on this next Tuesday. I like both fields & love the fact that I'm highly skilled in both industries, as it allows me to always enjoy going to work every day w/o getting burned out at either job type. I may or may not go back to being a Chef again in about 6 or 8 yrs from now...we'll see. For now though, I'm just excited to get back into shipping/receiving/warehousing industry as a lift truck operator again! :-)

[@stelley08]

@@m.c.ruckus2032 thats cool you can do that. 👍 i was a jockey back in the day but cant fall back on that anymore but i can do paving and landscaping if i need a change

[@Weldedhodag]

as someone who aspires to become a forklift operator in the future, I thank you

[@carlyncuster8097]

Brings back old memories :), drove a clamp truck for 19 of the 27 years I worked in newsprint mill in Newberg Oregon. Loved driving those things.

[@derikroy5]

It's an old video but wth, I'll mention it anyway. That button on the second lever (from the left), your pitch lever, is to straighten your forks to true straight. That way there's no guesswork. You just tilt your forks all the way back, and as you tilt them back to the forward position, you keep your finger on that button. It will stop the forks when they are straight. It won't go any further when holding the button, so when it stops, that's when you know the forks are level. ✌️ Best of luck to anyone new out there. It's easier than you'd think.

[@sexbenis7394]

Today I learned! Thanks for sharing I’ll have to remember this

[@southpaw117]

I learned this by accident as I spent months wondering what that button was for (I mostly drive Reach or the bigger Hysters so I have limited experience with something like this). I thought I broke something at first until I realized the forks were perfectly level!

[@thefivewolves6949]

Just converted 2 Min video into 2 years of fork lift experience lol

[@bens1981]

Skywolf Uber Gamer lol facts!!

[@stefanstefan2105]

Now I am 16 and I can drive forklift from 10 years old it is easy lol

[@bigjay9825]

@@stefanstefan2105 same

[@Coolerdbz69]

Instead of the music it would of been much more helpful for the guy driving to tell you what everything he is pointing and touching actually IS.

[@kirara4953]

Lights, levers, steering wheels, you get the idea. Knowing what the levers do would be nice, one raises and lowers the fork, another pushes it in and out, another must be forward and reverse

[@Hiiamthelren]

he literally showed you what they did though lol

[@jkjoegunz]

Idk if you saw it, but to the left of the steering wheel there was a lever for 'forward' and 'reverse.' The levers to the right of the steering wheel, starting with the one closest to the wheel, was to raise/lower the lift, the next one was the angle or pitch of the forks(raising or lowering the ends of the forks so they pitch up or down). I can only guess, since he didn't appear to use the 3rd or 4th levers, but I'd imagine the 3rd is for side shifting(where you slide the forks left of right). Not sure what the 4th one does... although on another youtube video they say it's to space out the forks(i.e. move them apart, or together). Although, it could be possible for extending the forks out, but idk how likely that is since I've never seen a sit down with extendable forks.

[@roberts3423]

What would be nice is going to an actual course to learn about forklifts, watching videos on youtube does not teach you anything, there is more than just driving a forklift to think about, you need to know safety, what to do in different situations, how to check on maintenence on the forklift, know what it can carry and not and so on.

[@toniodukes1948]

1. raise and lower 2. tilt 3. sideshift Only time it has the option to go in and out is usually a reach lift!

[@caravanlifenz]

This video is really good. I paid for forklift training in Brisbane, Australia, and the instructor was so awful I considered walking out and paying take a class another place. It's great to be able to watch a pro on KZbin.

[@alexanderthegreatsdad.3831]

I start work next week as a forklift driver and I've never touched a forklift in my life.. my first day I will be tested lol.. I dun fucked up haha

[@alexanderthegreatsdad.3831]

I passed my test. All was good.

[@solomonking5097]

@@alexanderthegreatsdad.3831 what company you work for big inc?

[@alexanderthegreatsdad.3831]

@@solomonking5097 it's top secret

[@solomonking5097]

@@alexanderthegreatsdad.3831 Okay Mission In Possible (theme song ) lol...

[@IAMRS3GAMING]

That guy is a pro for real. Nice video!

[@xenangnhat]

IAM_RS3 GAMING xenanghangkomatsu.com

[@edielopez520]

You call that pro

[@muddy_redneck4483]

this was the strangest youtube thread I'd seen in a while.. not clicking those links ^^ nope..

[@sowhatfoo_]

HELL IsREALJesusSaves options were good

[@Chiggs2400]

Yessirrrr😂

[@tylerk1793]

Don't know why I drive a forklift at work and come home to watch a bunch of forklift videos. Do I have the Forklift Fever?

[@MetatroN197924]

same here

[@SFX_200]

It's just kinda cool watching other people do it on different lifts and environemnts. Like I drive an electric one in a recycling center environment and I've always wondered what gas lifts or straight warehouse is like.

[@PerrysGaming]

Tyler K does anyone know what's the best website to get certified online? I want to get a job at this place, but I need to be certified

[@pappavoodoo4166]

Tyler K I do the same thing haha

[@TheCityLightz]

Tyler K wtf im not alone

[@seanashley3571]

thanks alot i was successful on my test an i am now certified i know right when i got behind the wheel it was much more complicated than i thought lol but i overcome all the challenges and learnt alot about safe

[@rahmatahmadi7510]

How did you get your certificate Does it have a license as well for forklift?

[@S4aDurN]

driving forklift is my job and i love it! doesnt even feel like working :)

[@Tsuruta1]

Kauhuvaara It's fun work. Just operate safely. 😁

[@officergregorystevens5765]

As someone with ADHD (or ADD depending on which DSM you're looking at) I must say it looks fun. It gets boring for me in forklift simulators and consruction simulator 2015 has a nice forklift I don't like that much after a while, like it doesn't keep my focus. But in real life that'd be a lot different.. I used to love just driving a toro lawn tractor and couldn't wait to cut the lawn when I was younger... so yeah. Easily amused a bit

[@latinace1981]

For reals. Sitting on ur ass all day

[@wherearetheturtles1408]

Do you need a license of some kind to drive one?

[@nerdneckbtw8654]

Where are the TURTLES!?!? Certification just go to your local temp staff agency and ask about the program it should be completely free and you can get done with it in a week and they will also help you get a job as well .

[@dausciklas7537]

Easiest thing I've ever driven in my life. There's so many people at my work who struggle with this.

[@Snakeyes11123]

I started at my current job as a order picker, well one night the assistant manager told me the company was sending someone in to to do an audit on the all the forklifts and order pickers. He asked me “you know how to drive the sit downs? If not I’ll move them myself.” I told him “no” he showed me. Said “this is forward, this goes back, neutral, emergency brake down here, brake release here, got it.” I Just hopped on the machine and figured it out. Well the assistant manager has been on vacation so the fill in has been letting me practice. I’ve got it down pretty much, I just need to get better with the Inching brake. I picked an order last night and said “you know what I’m going to do, I’ll just leave the pallet on my picker and practice with the sit down.” Was super easy,

[@Neurotv4941]

@@Snakeyes11123 I started yesterday. I did pretty solid. I smacked into two things tho 🤣🤣🤣 those tight turns are something else . I just gotta be real slow next time

[@matthew9739]

@@Snakeyes11123 don't you need a licence to operate them

[@LuisManuelHdez]

Been a while so I need to refresh the old noodle.😁 Hes pretty good. Funny how it all becomes second nature after a while. Just remember Safety first!

[@c.jonesgaming3897]

Now that's what I call a good damn video. Quick straight to the point and for folks that visual you can watch over and over. And pass what ever test is given.

[@dudders___1684]

I drive the hyster 100 at work, it's fun. Turbo diesel, 2 speed, 6' forks, took a couple days to get used to the longer forks but once you do it's fun

[@KhariConception]

We have 2 Hysters at my job. I’d say the Toyota’s and the Yale lift we have are superior though!

[@dudders___1684]

@@KhariConception yales are awesome for sure. We ended up getting a different rental company and got LPG Toyota, most of them have about 7,000+ hours now, they get driven 24/7 on 3 different shifts

[@thedubs67]

First clutch: up, down Second clutch: in, out Third clutch : side to side Got it? Lol

[@Chill_Deen]

What’s the 4th one?

[@AbandonedRaven]

@@Chill_Deen The forbidden one.

[@ExotiiicRL]

Quenton Waldron this dude 💀😂

[@TheMightyOdin]

2nd is not in, out. It’s tilt forward and back.

[@TheMightyOdin]

@@Chill_Deen most likely changes the distance between forks.

[@MisterH1992]

I must be the only one who didn't lie on the interview. I told the lady that I don't have a certification or some sort but that I am willing to learn to drive a forklift. Now they put me on round two of the interview.

[@GLOTO300]

Same. Good luck brother 🤝

[@EPIC1312]

A big challenge for a forklift driver is unloading tall stacks from a 53 footer trailer. You have to slightly tilt the forks back and lift about an inch in order to avoid hitting the trailer roof.

[@ryantab]

Just got a job in a warehouse, and it is terrifying having to be so careful

[@swiftsavvy6786]

Lol in our warehouse if you run into something half the time we just keep on going. Let me revise, the idiots who run ours do. Not safe at all

[@Twan_01]

I remember mastering the back wheel to move when turning fucked my brain up. But that was with the Raymon Reach Truck! Tomorrow is my training for the Toyota sit down forklift. I’m scare because I never drove the sit down forklift, but I’m confident I will pass.

[@TT.4_]

Forklift is some is a great start in the Warehouse industry! Thinking of getting into the Forklift game as well very soon.

[@ayanokoji4672]

Learning pallet jack at 1st, then got eager on how to learn forklift and now i got my forklift license thanks to Perdue 😁😁❤️

[@Mrmr2489candy]

Didnt lie or anything lmao. Im here because my supervisor told me and another guy “I’m giving yall your forlift test tommorow cause I want to see you win” ….. nice but, the problem is I’ve never used a forklift lol

[@Attilakiralyart]

Going to new job in about 20 mins, wish me luck :D

[@dogez1937]

How'd it go?

[@nicknorth9413]

GUESSING WE ALL LIED ON A RESUME AND NOW WE ARE HERE😂😂😂 PS this guy is slight flexing on us 😂😂 doing the course in reverse

[@kyleexoticdesertmanx3141]

They make you do it in reverse

[@Eurobunneh]

Learned this 15 years ago. Asked to do some work for a mate, here for a refresher.

[@tirsa2445]

I'm here cause I wanted to get a job doing this seems like fun maybe I'm the only women into doing this I have learned a few things on youtube but I would like to give it a go I don’t like lying if I want to do something I learn it before saying I do. 🙂

[@ryg4895]

18 dislikes on this video? what the fuck are you even doing here then??? I swear people watch videos JUST to dislike it

[@elitefew8537]

RYG it says "how to". yet he doesn't say a word about whats going on or why he's doing certain things. this is more of a demo than an actual tutorial

[@TheSafetyStandard]

D Brown if you watch it on a computer you will see pop up's and tips. KZbin took away comments and popups on mobile devices. Next video we will be making the video with the comments in it so everyone can see on any device :)

[@ChubbAtl34]

LIFT Training & Staffing - Forklift Training & Staffing Agency what happen to your location in Atlanta. trying to get a copy of my certificate

[@TheAngryHippie]

Ah yes, as I watch this to re-cap on the controls; the haunting sound of the reverse signal returns to my mind.

[@solomonking5097]

Who lied on their resume and still got the job after watching this? 😂🤣👍💯💯....

[@kashteller7466]

Lmao me! 😂 Bout to start a new forklift job tomorrow that’s why I’m here

[@solomonking5097]

@@kashteller7466 Lmfao, nice goodluck and best wishes 😂🤣🙏🙏🙏💯💯..

[@thindsaab2652]

😂😂😂

[@wadewilson4152]

Wow so amazing to watch.. I really love to learn to operate that machine and make it as a carrer.

[@ayyj_24]

Takes me back to my forklift days

[@railfangraham4182]

I'm about to get a forklift job training on-site is it normal to be nervous?

[@user-yg2up4lg3r]

Dude it's a forklift lmao I aced a surprise test for a job interview without knowing shit. Turned it on and felt out the controls. Its super easy after you know which lever does what.

[@KhariConception]

I’m here after finally becoming decent at operating forklifts at my job. I just want to become better and to at least crack the top 5 in performance at my job so that I get that raise and lock in job security like my assistant supervisor.

[@GETINLOSER]

Hahahaha oh my lawd I just got hired at amazon warehouse and stupidly volunteered to learn how to drive this thing 🤣🤣 I'm so worried now

[@blackbird4791]

I kinda fucked up, I lied on my job interview and now I'm here, I start in 48 hours wish me luck.

[@maryangela3779]

Really hope you get a good job now

[@ianmoore322]

Well?

[@IkeCarterShow]

I’m here after lying in an interview.

[@donrrmix708]

Ok

[@shanenolan85]

xXlegit_ opsXx ...he lied to secure the job 💯

[@isaih1k403]

They don’t make you show them a certification?

[@RLBRona]

Thank you for this video tutorial of driving forklift God bless all the time 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@albertogonzales8049]

Driving backwards that's cool I might need a lot more practice than I thought I'm serious I'm nervous

[@lord.l9060]

im doing this course tommarow out of the blue better take notes

[@LikeElmo]

I wish my training would look like this. I'm moving metal crates with legs, I have to stack them, it's really hard to put one on top of the other. I have only 3 days of driving, only one hour each day.

[@michaelparker8015]

Thanks For Posting This Video It Does Come In Handy

[@msqueen1080]

why are u moving so fast it supposed to b teaching not showing how good u drive

[@jamesd2224]

Where I live im not required to take classes to become a forklift operator. My boss literally just pulled out a forklift and told me to go at it. 7 months in and Ive only had a single accident, glad that I can make a liveable wage off of doing this. :)

[@TheSafetyStandard]

Where is that? And is not about "having to be trained" or not. It's about your safety. Trust me when I say this that people lose their lives because they don't know what their doing. I would still take a class. Go to online.lifttraining.com. take the course. It could save your life.

[@josedejesuszaragoza3246]

Thanks a lot your helping a lot of people

[@GrapeCityLive]

I am officially ready to drive a forklift 😂, starting my job today “training”

[@RandomHuTaoSimp]

I'm going for training tomorrow for a forklift position. Passed my written test, and now im doing the physical. Been watching all these vids, so I'm not completely clueless at work when the guy trains me. Watched the vid like 5 times to burn it in my brain. Thing is, I don't drive, and I've never driven a forklift before so im extra nervous

[@kaoswolff7998]

im in exactly the same boat mate haha =] don't worry i'm sure you will pick it up, the difficult part looks like reversing but its all about knowing where the turning points are, after watching this video i got a bit of a better understanding, how did it go btw?

[@Splinter4077]

Yeah how did it go? I'm interested in getting a job like this. How did you get it?

[@jaybriggs2430]

Splinter4077 apply at any warehouse

[@carryeveryday910]

Jay Briggs Lol no not any. I’ve worked in Distribution for 5 years now and have never seen a forklift like this most places use stand up reach trucks.

[@jaybriggs2430]

J Cole that's wassup

[@CherryAppetite]

Im a woman interested in becoming a forklift operator... Do many women join this field.???

[@TheSafetyStandard]

CherryAppetite yes, it's very popular for women and becoming more popular with women every day!

[@cosmicsoul8042]

yeah I used to work at a warehouse and there was about 6 women using a forklift young and older.

[@ALEXprofessionaltrader]

CherryAppetite

[@1highlyfavored441]

Maybe 23, maybe 24. Never can tell these days I guess.

[@1highlyfavored441]

Either way, God is still good and still in charge. Amen? Amen!

[@Memento__mori.]

Nice video 💯

[@sahilcheema2374]

This was really helpful, thanks.

[@Cmal8900]

I was trained that you are to honk when you start moving and change directions. (Also at intersections, rounding blind corners, and going through doorways)

[@andrewbarley6941]

Don't forget to hook more when your boss on the floor....:-)

[@Reppin920]

First time using a forklift. Did a test today and I pass. Did the performance test, and I did OKAY. But I still need to practice more before I even get certified or I say I can able to use it. So I can get comfortable.

[@hofambition3238]

I start at FedEx on the 3rd. Just tryna learn some basics lol

[@soulassassin0g]

My brain: "You can do this, just remember everything that youtube video thought you." **gets on forklift** Also my brain: Brain.exe has stopped working.

[@mamaloavtu3279]

Have an exam tomorrow for my forklift license and I have not studied or practiced so I’m here(;

[@c10seth]

I haven't touched a forklift in years and I'm drafting a survey for forklift operators to compare a new model vs the old model. What questions would a daily forklift operator appreciate to be asked about a new model vs an old model? Thanks!

[@onno2110]

Old forklift are as good as the new ones I prefer the older one than a brand new Toyota, sure there are some thing better but the gas pedal sensitivity is better on older models but its not very different than a newer one

[@pjecki]

Thanks for this, high quality video!

[@jordonmeyer7251]

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[@mjcato1]

Just started driving a forklift at work didn't know there was licence

[@taureannorman9171]

Jordan Cato 😂😂😂

[@hood2hood757]

Jordan Cato it isnt..its a certification..not a license

[@thetrollwhoknows9928]

Your individual company may require it. However the state doesn't care as long as you stay off their roads.

[@TheStunnerFTW]

@@hood2hood757 its still a license to operate one

[@ryantab]

You dont even need the certificate to get the job, or to even drive one. I just started working at a warehouse and only 1 person out of 15 has one.

[@user-ellievator]

didn't lie in interview, have driven multiple types of industrial trucks...now I'm here, I don't know why.

[@migueljr501]

If my mom can do this, so can I god dammit lol

[@sterlingpinoy]

same

[@lemarz8006]

Blood Bath and Beyond - Pop Goes Metal Covers go listen to gay rock music

[@cocainecowboy1717]

respect your mom

[@shanenolan85]

😂🤣😂💯💯💯

[@ronaldm.6150]

Whoa.... Watch your language.

[@MsCoolVibez]

We have 15 minutes to unload a truck. I spend way too much time making sure my forks go in without puncturing the product. Other drivers go in, pick their pallet, back out, and park it in seconds. I take minutes 😭😭😭. Ive always driven standup trucks where we extend our forks and then pick up the pallet. I think it's a psychological thing. I get nervous when the truck is so close to product 🤦🏽‍♀️. I talk to myself out load and say...come on dummy just pick up the damn pallet 🤣

[@danielletaylor4056]

How u doing NOW??

[@MsCoolVibez]

@@danielletaylor4056 unfortunately I am awaiting surgery on my ankle and out of work. I had gotten to the point where I could grab pallettes in record speed with my eyes closed lol. I miss it so much.

[@danielletaylor4056]

@@MsCoolVibez oh no!! Sorry to hear that. I’m getting certified soon and was trying to get familiar before my test. Looks satisfying

[@MsCoolVibez]

@@danielletaylor4056 aww thank you, these things happen💕 and yes it's very satisfying, just take your time and build your muscle memory. You got this 🤗💪🏽

[@gfiuza13]

I don’t know why people commenting on here are against the guy making the video talking a bit I mean usually how to videos come with a little bit of dialogue sure he shows what he’s doing but obviously speaking as he does things like in any other instructional video would help a bit more

[@kaimikaze4211]

Lied on my resume. I start today yall

[@tonyb.5078]

How it go bruh, was it easy 🤔

[@MotherTruckinReptiles]

There's absolutely zero how to in this video. The title might as well just be watch me drive a forklift. Don't waste your time on this video If you're looking for actual instruction

[@leechapa7279]

Excellent.

[@ryantyler9823]

what is the point of the second lever? it just changes the angle of the forks i dont see how thats useful

[@TheSafetyStandard]

Yes but it's a very important lever. When you have a 2000lbs load on the forks, the lever tilts back so you can secure it better on the forks. Imagine if you stopped quickly and your 2000lbe load flew off and hit someone. It angles it back so it can't. Everytime you lift the load, you must tilt back to secure the load...everytime. hope that helps.

[@marioibarra3189]

this will help, today i have my forklift test.. with ill walk like if i know what im doing

[@TheSafetyStandard]

Hope it helps! Good luck.

[@marioibarra3189]

What i heard about the forklifts in this factory that their are brand new

[@TheSafetyStandard]

+KHALIFA KUSH yes, most are new. It's cheaper to maintain as they are under warranty that way. The one in this video is new and it's a Toyota counterbalance propane. There are many different makes but all are similar to one another. Before you go for your test, make sure you received professional training from a reputable provider. Good luck!

[@RSVlogs-fam]

I got it thank you now I know

[@ridanhahs9270]

Very helpful video thanks dear bro

[@seanashley3571]

i have my test this wednesday and thursday and i think i already knw what to do thanks youtube lol

[@TheSafetyStandard]

Hi Sean, That is great you found these videos helpful, But there is a lot more to driving a lift truck than just watching a video. Make sure you receive proper training from a reputable training provider who not only teach you how to operate the equipment, but also give you a theory lessons on the law and how to protect you and others around you. Good luck on your test!

[@mrsmashh]

Nice operations

[@Ypzzy]

i got and interview to work one of these things, im trying to learn how to drive them over youtube videos cuz ive never driven one before

[@roar880]

Very cool as a training video. Not doing that inspection shit everyday. I’ve tried. You can’t and you don’t.

[@SpySniper1080]

I learned how to operate one right as I started using it.

[@RmNaNtCbScRrn]

1:27 “I wonder if you know, how they live in tokyo! if you see it then you mean it, then you know you have to go”

[@EmazingGuitar]

Always tilt first before you lift a load

[@mikeysgametime8914]

Hey bro do it properly engage your parking brake when making transitions

[@TheSwordOfPalestine]

The reason i here is because i see forklifts in my work And Wana try one out, Why ? For Drifting for Sure.

[@onno2110]

Good point

[@fightwithonefilms]

Beeping to reverse even though it makes a beeping sound

[@kylegomez7609]

You have to do that most warehouses require earplugs and the only way people hear you is with the horn if your around a corner or blind spot

[@TheMightyOdin]

I’ve been taught to beep every time you change direction.

[@jessicabecause3717]

It's strange, on reachers they dont have you tilt back the pallet. I understand this is to prevent from anything falling off but why is this feature not on reachers?

[@dabink187brimley]

On reach trucks you still must tilt back. Every lift truck that has a tilt function (reach does) must secure the load.

[@ghiivjejfjfmfjdjdjfkdkdydhejck]

Gotcha. 1. Rip a fat line. 2. Drive forklift.

[@MichiizHD]

Try special k for extra focus

[@666upsidedown5]

damn i see this one doesnt have im used to the little knob on the steering wheel to hold on to. ive tried to drive it without using the knob on the wheel and my hands slip so much

[@stewbeats3171]

I was trusted to pull the forklift in for the night and there was a zero turn deck on the forks and I hit a door and shattered the window, I've never felt like a complete dumbass. And now its 1:30 am and I'm here

[@DarkPrince1996]

Whats the max you can put on a forklift while operating it? Do you tilt the load towards you when you have fully connected with it? Whats the angle range of tilt for the forklift? What are some common mistakes that beginners will make?

[@rockyloccgarage2040]

Trayvon Banks most forklifts have a diagram on how much weight can rest of a certain center of gravity point you have to look for it and they are quite confusing to understand

[@officergregorystevens5765]

In my experience with a simulator, you CANT tilt the load toward you after initial contact, because for one, that'd make the bottom of the forks potentially hit the shelves or whatever you're getting the object off of. From the ground, as well, I'm not sure... I'd like to know where the center of gravity is and how it's heavy enough to be a counterweight for such heavy items that are so high up but I guess it's no miracle compared with things like tower cranes :p

[@meters_and_madness]

The whole rear end of the forklift is a solid steel counterweight. Your average sized warehouse forklift, like the one in this video, weighs around 9,000lbs unloaded! They are most balanced when there is a heavy load on the front close to the floor, in this situation the fulcrum (center of gravity) is over the front wheels. An unloaded forklift is relatively unstable as most of its mass is on the back end. This is why if you drive a forklift up an incline you always go in reverse (and vice versa) to avoid tipping backwards. Forklifts brake with the front wheels opposite of the counterweight for the same reason... if you were driving in reverse and had brakes on the rear wheels it would flip.

[@Jm-ki4su]

i didn't lie on my resume. I'm serious on getting a little extra dough and am getting my forklift certificate next week.

[@ryansalasphotography]

wish me luck on my training today

[@yurizaitsef]

Currently have a busted ass 1998 Clark propane powered forklift at my job. Mostly use it to push semi trucks and other vehicles with compromised engines. The propane valve leaks. The hydraulic lines are leaking, the back rest is gone. The horn and lights don't work. No backup alarm. Have to adjust the forks manually. Just threw a starter in it last year the ring gear is fucking toast. Haven't changed the oil on it in about 3 years according to my company. The Guages do not work and the coolant tank stays empty. The wheels wobble and should have been replaced 10 years ago. But God damn it keeps on going.

[@officergregorystevens5765]

I just remembered that I used to be terrified or forklifts in stores when I was a kid, like up through age 7 maybe or even 8 or 9? They scared me when they'd beep the horn and I didn't know why they were beeping (the reverse beep) - I'd start crying and asking my mother and or father if they were going to run us over. They'd of course assure me the forklift would never do such a thing but I kept it in my mind "Well what if"? What if the forklift driver gets mad and does this? This is probably because I'm autism spectrum, and also because I was abused at the least, psychologically, or emotionally whatever you want to call it, from a young age with borderline personality disorder in my family, mom's side and myself... Holy crap that was cathartic. Thank you for the video. How did you mount the camera in so many places? Or cameras?

[@JeffRogers99]

Thanks

[@kingxkam9083]

what does the fourth stick do ?

[@kayveeproductions2957]

Lied like hell on my application. Now I'm here.

[@dudemanbro2714]

Got a driving test tomorrow 👍

[@javonjames4573]

I always wanted to learn how to operate a forklift

[@theforester_]

good video mate!! brazil whatching your videos! tks man

[@Westwoodisapleb]

The right hand controls would throw me right off from the trucks I've trained up on. Fingertip controls make life so much easier. Even if some bastard has limited the speed of the thing to 6mph

[@lvlghost7816]

Thank you very much