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ENGINE POWERED FORKLIFT

8SERIES
8FG/8FD 3.5 to 8.0ton

Features and equipment may vary depending on market.

Line-up of Reliable Toyota Engines

NEW

Load-sensing Power Steering (LSPS)

This adjusts the amount of power-steering fluid according to the load burden on the rear axle, reducing energy loss.

NEW

TOYOTA

1FS
Gasoline
3.5-5 ton models

TOYOTA

14ZII
Diesel

8FG45

02-7FG45

NEW

Eco-mode

OPT

Gasoline models

NEW

Engine Auto Stop

Gasoline models

OPT

Note: This is included in Deluxe Multifunction Display (OPT) .
Make sure to follow proper parking process when parking the forklift. (e.g. turn off the engine)

10
%
less

less

With new engine(gasoline models) ,
Load-sensing power steering and high-efficiency 2 stator torque-converter,
8FG/D35-80 achieves low fuel consumption.

2-stator Torque-converter and Transmission

Note: This is included in Multifunction Display (OPT) and Deluxe Multifunction Display (OPT).

3.5-8ton models

Low Fuel Consumption 20%

NEW

8FD45

NEW

Travel Speed Control

This feature limits the maximum speed to a preset level.
Low-speed setteing enables the operator to turn on and off the setting.

02-7FD45

*Based on VDI 60-sec measurements

Maximum Speed Limitation OPT* Gasoline models
Low-speed Setting OPT* Gasoline models
*Selection of these features requires installation of additional options as well.

Outstanding Visibility

Rear-pillar Assist Grip
Excellent Upward Visibility

Easy Entry and Exit

OPT

This assist grip with horn button supports the driving position and offers easy horn operation while traveling in reverse.

Excellent Fork-tip Visibility

Roomy Operator's Compartment

Large Assist Grip

Compact Body
Low Overall Height

Wide Floor Space

2,585mm

Low and Wide Step
Small Turning Radius
3,280mm
The image shown is 8FD70

8FG / 8FD 3.5 to 8.0 ton

EN GINE POWERE D F O R K L IF T

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