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Lift Parts Warehouse We sell forklift and aerial lift parts for all makes and models. We have access to over 6 million parts and serve to assist you on any parts related needs

Lift Parts Warehouse is one of the top online forklift parts and accessories retailer in North America. Getting Your Parts. With access to over 6 million parts and highly trained and experienced parts specialists, our customers are guaranteed to find the parts they need. Our Prices. We offer some of the lowest prices online with up to 50% off on regular OEM retail prices for brand new parts. We also offer used and rebuilt parts programs that focus on providing high quality items, while further saving money to our customers. Express Shipping. Our shipping warehouse locations are located all around the US and we are continuously expending. Time is valuable and we believe our customers should get their parts fast without spending too much money on shipping unnecessarily. Get the right parts the first time and call 1-877-791-1148 or fill in our Parts Finder at LiftPartsWarehouse.com.

10/29/2026

Disconnecting hydraulic lines from a forklift control valve? A little preparation can prevent major reassembly problems.

Label every hydraulic line before removing it, and place a suitable drain pan beneath the valve to catch leaking oil. Disconnect the lines one at a time, then cap or plug each open line and valve port to keep dirt and moisture out of the hydraulic system.

Don't let heavy hoses hang from their fittings. Support them properly to avoid putting unnecessary stress on the valve ports.

Always follow the manufacturer's service procedures for your specific forklift.

10/29/2026

Installing a replacement forklift hydraulic control valve? Proper mounting and fitting installation are critical to preventing leaks and avoiding costly damage.

Make sure the valve sits squarely against the mounting surface with the new seals correctly positioned. Tighten the mounting hardware to the manufacturer's specifications, and never guess the required torque.

When reconnecting hydraulic lines, each fitting should thread smoothly by hand. If it doesn't, stop and check the thread, alignment, and fitting location. Forcing a fitting can damage the threads or valve port.

Reconnect the control linkages and electrical connections, then check that the controls move freely before proceeding.

10/28/2026

Removing a forklift traction battery requires the right lifting equipment and proper load balance.

Always use the battery's designated lifting eyes or lifting holes with approved lifting straps or battery slings. Before lifting, make sure the load is balanced and the lifting equipment is suitable for the battery's weight.

Depending on the workshop setup, you may use a battery extractor, overhead crane, electric hoist, or another approved lifting method.

Lift slowly and keep the battery level throughout the process. Never compromise on battery handling safety.

10/27/2026

Is your forklift lifting slowly, losing hydraulic power, leaking oil, or responding poorly to the controls? The hydraulic control valve could be part of the problem.

In our latest video, we walk through the general process of replacing a forklift hydraulic control valve, from preparing the machine and disconnecting hydraulic lines to inspecting the old valve, installing the replacement, and testing the hydraulic functions.

You'll also see why checking seals, identifying contamination, labeling hydraulic lines, and verifying the replacement valve's compatibility matter during this repair.

Always follow the manufacturer's service procedures and safety requirements when working on forklift hydraulics.

Watch the full video to see the replacement process step by step.

Need forklift hydraulic control valves or other replacement parts? Visit Lift Parts Warehouse.

10/24/2026

When replacing forklift mast rollers, don't overlook the shim stack.

Shims position each roller relative to the mast rail, so changing their number or thickness changes the clearance. Record the location and thickness of every shim before removing the roller.

Some designs use 0.5 mm (approximately 0.020 in) shims, while others use 1.0 mm shims. Always verify the measurements against the manufacturer's specifications, and never assume every roller uses the same number of shims.

Accurate shim placement helps maintain the correct roller clearance and smooth mast operation.

10/23/2026

Forklift mast roller clearance plays an important role in carriage stability and smooth operation.

Too much clearance can allow excessive carriage movement, vibration, impact, and uneven loading. Too little clearance can cause the roller to bind against the mast rail, increasing friction and accelerating wear.

That's why shims matter. They help set the roller position to the required clearance. Some documented forklift designs specify clearances of approximately 0.1–0.6 mm (0.004–0.024 in), but the correct limits vary by model.

Always check the manufacturer's specifications before adjusting mast rollers.

10/22/2026

Removing a forklift carriage requires careful preparation and the correct procedure for the specific mast design.

Before disconnecting the lift chains, relieve chain tension and support the carriage with properly rated lifting equipment. Keep track of the chain anchor hardware, including bolts, pins, cotter pins, and retaining clips.

If hydraulic hoses connect to attachments or other equipment, disconnect and cap them as required. Remove the carriage stops and retaining components, then follow the manufacturer's removal procedure. Some masts allow the mast to be raised away from the carriage, while others require removal through the bottom.

Never force the carriage out of the mast. The correct method depends on the forklift's design.

10/22/2026

Reinstalling a forklift carriage after replacing the mast rollers? Proper alignment and chain adjustment matter.

Use suitable lifting equipment to guide the carriage rollers into the mast channels without forcing them against the rails. Reconnect the lift chains and secure all anchors, pins, and retaining hardware. Replace locking hardware when required by the manufacturer.

Before operating the mast, check that the lift chains are correctly routed, securely attached, and properly adjusted. Also inspect hydraulic hose routing for twists, pinching, stretching, or contact with moving components.

Follow the manufacturer's specifications for chain adjustment and mast-rail lubrication before testing the forklift.

10/22/2026

What keeps a forklift carriage moving smoothly up and down the mast? Mast rollers.

These rollers guide the carriage along the steel mast rails without direct sliding contact. Many conventional forklifts use six main load rollers, with an upper, middle, and lower roller on each side. Some designs also use side or thrust rollers to control lateral movement.

Roller sizes vary by forklift capacity and mast design, so replacement rollers must match the specific application. Some smaller designs use rollers around 3.82–3.86 inches in diameter, while larger forklifts can use rollers over 5 or 6 inches.

10/20/2026

A diesel forklift that cranks but won't start, struggles with engine power, or fails to deliver fuel properly may have a fuel injection pump problem.

Our latest video covers the forklift fuel injection pump replacement process, including checking related fuel-system components, accessing the timing components, removing the old pump, installing the replacement, priming the fuel system, and performing final checks.

Correct pump timing and a clean fuel system are critical to getting the engine running properly. Always follow the manufacturer's specifications for your forklift's engine.

Watch the full video for the step-by-step repair guide.

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Carle Place, NY
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