Forklifts! These goofy, disproportionately shaped vehicles look like some kind of grown up go-kart, but in reality, they provide a necessary function for many businesses. Most consumers take for granted that the 5o pound bags of sand, piled 20 high, on a shelf 10 feet above them had to get up there somehow. The forklift, in its capacity as a large inventory mover, is the un-celebrated workhorse that makes the modern warehouse possible. The forklift up for auction has a laughably low current bid of just $505, more than $7,000 less than the next best price! What you get for the price is an all electric forklift, manufactured by ‘Crown,’ model #40fctt-188. This machine can heft loads up to 3,600 pounds with ease and its press on solid wheels will keep on rolling longer than regular tires between replacements. On the other hand, the price for this huge markdown is the uncertainty that can come with this type of deal. The forks of the lift are included but need to be attached, the charger is not included and would need to be replaced and the sale condition is “as is.” If you are OK with that and the chance of maybe needing to do a few repairs to get it in full working order, than this huge money saving auction is for you. Besides for making sure to place your bid on this Harrisburg, PA based auction before it ends December 30 at 5:01 PM Central Time (CT), click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org and receive your FREE 3 day trial!
Check out this next auction deal for these three trucks and one forklift that will be available for live auction on December 11th, 2013 in Shawness, Kansas. These items will be auctioned off individually all on the same day. You’ll have 3 trucks to choose from: a 2005 Kenworth Construct W900 Wrecker (658,572 miles; 27,854 hours), 2001 Ford Sterling M6500 Wrecker (323989 miles), a 1998 International 8100 Wrecker (417,611 miles; 15951 hours), and a Miller Industries Forklift, model DTU. The Kenworth truck has a sleeper studio with cab, fridge, pull down bed, sun roof, and CAT 475HP engine. The Ford has an 8,000 winch capacity as well as a Mercedes Benz Engine. Want to learn even more about these trucks and how much they’re going to be auctioned off for? If you do, then simply 
Need help lifting those heavy crates? How about a hand picking up those boxes? Well fortunately for you, this next auction item can really help. The auction is for this 1991 Komatsu FD73-T5 forklift. This forklift may be 22 years old, but it still works almost as well as the day it was originally purchased. Sure it may not look as nice as it once did and it may be missing a few part, but it’s still pretty solid and works. There is a bit of damage to the emergency brake handle knob and door, but that seems to be all. It is highly recommended that you inspect this vehicle in person prior to placing your online bid. If you win this auction, you’ll also be responsible for the item’s removal so be aware of that. The current price for this forklift is exactly $1,000 with 2 online bids already placed and approximately 4 days remaining. Be sure to 
