Used

New Forklift Sales Perth

Used Forklift Trucks for your business

We supply used forklifts to Perth businesses and keep the process practical: confirm what the forklift needs to do, check its condition properly, and make sure it fits the site, workload and environment. Stock changes regularly, but we commonly supply counterbalance forklifts, reach trucks, electric pallet jacks, stackers, tow tractors and order pickers, with electric, diesel and LPG options available.

The conditions in Perth can be hard on equipment, so we focus on the things that cause downtime later. Before a used forklift sale, we look at general mechanical condition, mast operation, hydraulics, steering, brakes, tyres, forks and carriage wear, along with battery condition on electric units where available. If the forklift needs to work in tight aisles, around racking or across ramps, we can also check site fit before you commit. Once the forklift is on site, we support Perth metro with servicing, repairs and compliance checks.

Used forklift sales FAQs

What You Need to Know
Before You Buy

Please see a seclection of the most common questions relating to our used FLT range, fuel types, capacity, costs and choosing between new and used.

How do I know if a used forklift is right for my site?

Fit matters as much as condition. A forklift can be in decent shape and still be wrong for your operation if the aisles are tight, the lift height is wrong, or the surface is rough. We confirm your layout, load weights and duty cycle first, then match a unit that will work on your site.

Are forklift hours a reliable way to judge condition?

Not on their own. A 5,000-hour machine in a clean warehouse is often in better shape than a 1,500-hour machine used for heavy outdoor work in dust and heat. We prioritise mechanical integrity over the number on the dash.

What should I look for on a used electric forklift battery?

Battery age is one part. Charging habits and duty cycle matter just as much. We will talk through realistic run-time expectations for your operation, and whether lead-acid or lithium ion makes the most sense for how you work.

Can I lease a used forklift or spread the cost?

Often, yes. Lease options may be available, including finance and rent to own, depending on the unit and requirements. If flexibility is more important than ownership, we can also discuss hire and short to long term leasing options.

Do I need a licence to operate a forklift in WA?

Forklift operation is classed as high risk work and generally requires the appropriate high risk work licence through WorkSafe WA. If you are unsure what is required for your team, we can point you to the right licensing information.