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Selection: Hyundai, Daewoo, Clark or Heli

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carlos_b
Pichincha, Ecuador

My company is looking the purchase of news forklifts 5.000 lbs, we had a Toyota 7 lift.( But is too expensive the parts and the cost per hour is very high in my country) . Does anybody have a suggestion how to select a proper lift , which of the following 4 options is the best...?:

Hyundai HLF25-5 Korea (Eng. Mit 4G64).
Clark CMP25 Korea ( Eng. Mit. 4G64 )
Daewoo G25E-3 Korea (Eng. Mit. 4G64 )
Heli CPQ25 China ( Eng. Nissan H25 )

Which one have the best transmission...?.
Please I appreciated your comments.

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Modified 3 Feb 2006 11:45 AM
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daniel_g
Flevoland, Netherlands

Carlos,
Have you looked at a Cat Lift Truck also? Maybe just another option for you. There is a importer/dealer in Ecuador and would suggest you give them a call.
Importadora Industrial Agricola S.A. (IIASA)
Av. Juan Tanca Marengo KM 3
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Ph: 011-593-4-223-7000
Fx: 011-593-4-224-4471

The 4G64 engine can have cylinder head problems.....

Modified 7 Feb 2006 11:31 PM
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danny_k
Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

Dont touch Hyundai with a barge pole!
We were the main agents for the south of the UK and we had major problems, both with the trucks and with support(non availibility of parts etc)
I would say the Clark would have the best transmssion out of the ones u mentioned.

Posted 11 May 2006 06:51 PM

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hanck_c
Capital Federal, Argentina

If you want to use your truck for heavy continuos work go up to a Clark Genesis2 C25. For normal use take the CMP25 If you want reliability and price, go to the Heli.
Both brands are better than the Hyundai and Daewoo

Posted 14 May 2006 00:01 AM

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steponmebbbboom
Ontario, Canada

Heli is the most unreliable and flimsy make I have ever encountered. Both the Daewoo and Clark are tons more reliable than the Heli. What country are you in, by the way?

Posted 15 May 2006 00:14 AM

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carlos_b
Pichincha, Ecuador

The licitation was finished, Heli and Clark was both finalists, conditions of: price, service post-sale, guarantees extended in all the equipment and a special guarantee in the transmission made win to Heli.
In any case the final test is when the equipment is operating.

Thanks for yours comments.

Posted 15 May 2006 11:23 PM

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greisail
Queensland, Australia

good luck

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Posted 10 Sep 2006 08:54 PM

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Chan
Zhejiang, China

we can offer the lowest price product but the high quality, if u have interest ,pleset contact me:
Chan
Sales Manager
Ningbo Liftstar Material Transport Equipment Factory International Trade Dept.
Add:  No.66, Dasong Road, Zhanqi Town, Yinzhou District, Ningbo, 315144, China
Tel:   0086-574-88310963
Fax:  0086-574-88310967 / 8831096769
E-mail: [url/email removed]
Web:  [url/email removed]-wwp.com

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Posted 19 Sep 2006 05:24 PM

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michael_PIERCE
Georgia, United States

I CAN GIVE YOU RELEIF ON PARTS. QUALITY USED PARTS IS THE WAY TO GO THESE DAY'S, WITH THE PRICE OF OEM GOING UP. THANKS PIERCE

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TOLL FREE 877-475-5438 pierceparts@hotmail.com

Posted 8 Nov 2006 00:56 AM

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