Kion Baoli 3 Ton Heavy Duty Cost-Effective Diesel Forklift

Black smoke is mostly due to insufficient fuel combustion, commonly caused by a clogged air filter, faulty fuel injectors, or overloading operations. Blue smoke is highly likely a sign of engine oil burning, which requires inspecting whether components like piston rings and valve oil seals are worn.

Check the fuel/LPG storage capacity, engine oil and hydraulic oil levels; inspect the tire pressure and wear condition, and the brake pedal stroke; check whether the forks have deformation or cracks and whether the lights and horn work normally; conduct a no-load test run to confirm that the steering, lifting and braking functions are free of abnormalities.

No. Internal combustion forklifts emit harmful exhaust gases such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides during operation, which are prone to accumulation in enclosed spaces and endanger the health of operators. Only LPG models can be used for short periods in well-ventilated indoor areas, and exhaust gas emission devices must be installed.

Drive forward when ascending a ramp, keep the forks low and tilted backward to prevent goods from slipping; drive in reverse when descending a ramp and never coast in neutral gear. Turning and parking on ramps are prohibited; if temporary parking is necessary, secure the wheels with chocks and fully engage the handbrake.

Common wearing parts include tires, brake pads, various filters, transmission belts, etc. The warranty period for these parts is usually 3 months or 500 operating hours, subject to the product manual and the manufacturer's warranty terms.