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Dewitt, NY – May 17, 2010: The Second Quarter 2010 issue of The MHEDA Journal (http://www.TheMhedaJournal.org), the leading online magazine for the forklift, storage and handling, and general material handling equipment industries, spotlights A. J. Jersey Company, a forklift distributor in South Plainfield, New Jersey.

A.J. Jersey has been in business since 1970 and sells lift trucks, pallet rack and other allied material handling products. President David Rizzo and his brother, Vice President Steven Rizzo, are the second-generation executives of the company, following in the footsteps of their father, Patrick Rizzo, who retired in 1998. As the company reaches its 40-year milestone, David Rizzo sat down with 1999 MHEDA President Sam Grooms, president of Hy-Tek Material Handling in Columbus, Ohio, to discuss how A.J. Jersey has evolved over its history and what to expect going forward.

The two spoke about sales differentiation, service department issues, website strategies, company goals, rebounding from a down economy, and more. In describing his company, Rizzo says, “A.J. Jersey is a family-owned, customer-oriented, people-driven machine that never ceases to amaze me. Every year, I think we can’t do better, but every person in this company has pride. We’re not just here for the buck; if people didn’t like it, they wouldn’t thrive.”

For more details or to read the full article, visit  the  Second Quarter issue of The MHEDA Journal, accessible online at http://www.TheMhedaJournal.org. The print version was mailed to subscribers on April 15. The MHEDA Journal is published quarterly, in January, April, July and October. For more information, contact Chris Powers, editor of The MHEDA Journal, (315) 445-2347, e-mail: chris@datakey.org.

Dewitt, NY – May 17, 2010: The Second Quarter 2010 issue of The MHEDA Journal (http://www.TheMhedaJournal.org), the leading online magazine for the forklift, storage and handling, and general material handling equipment industries, spotlights A. J. Jersey Company, a forklift distributor in South Plainfield, New Jersey.

A.J. Jersey has been in business since 1970 and sells lift trucks, pallet rack and other allied material handling products. President David Rizzo and his brother, Vice President Steven Rizzo, are the second-generation executives of the company, following in the footsteps of their father, Patrick Rizzo, who retired in 1998. As the company reaches its 40-year milestone, David Rizzo sat down with 1999 MHEDA President Sam Grooms, president of Hy-Tek Material Handling in Columbus, Ohio, to discuss how A.J. Jersey has evolved over its history and what to expect going forward.

The two spoke about sales differentiation, service department issues, website strategies, company goals, rebounding from a down economy, and more. In describing his company, Rizzo says, “A.J. Jersey is a family-owned, customer-oriented, people-driven machine that never ceases to amaze me. Every year, I think we can’t do better, but every person in this company has pride. We’re not just here for the buck; if people didn’t like it, they wouldn’t thrive.”

For more details or to read the full article, visit  the  Second Quarter issue of The MHEDA Journal, accessible online at http://www.TheMhedaJournal.org. The print version was mailed to subscribers on April 15. The MHEDA Journal is published quarterly, in January, April, July and October. For more information, contact Chris Powers, editor of The MHEDA Journal, (315) 445-2347, e-mail: chris@datakey.org.

Dewitt, NY – May 17, 2010: The Second Quarter 2010 issue of The MHEDA Journal (http://www.TheMhedaJournal.org), the leading online magazine for the forklift, storage and handling, and general material handling equipment industries, spotlights A. J. Jersey Company, a forklift distributor in South Plainfield, New Jersey.

A.J. Jersey has been in business since 1970 and sells lift trucks, pallet rack and other allied material handling products. President David Rizzo and his brother, Vice President Steven Rizzo, are the second-generation executives of the company, following in the footsteps of their father, Patrick Rizzo, who retired in 1998. As the company reaches its 40-year milestone, David Rizzo sat down with 1999 MHEDA President Sam Grooms, president of Hy-Tek Material Handling in Columbus, Ohio, to discuss how A.J. Jersey has evolved over its history and what to expect going forward.

The two spoke about sales differentiation, service department issues, website strategies, company goals, rebounding from a down economy, and more. In describing his company, Rizzo says, “A.J. Jersey is a family-owned, customer-oriented, people-driven machine that never ceases to amaze me. Every year, I think we can’t do better, but every person in this company has pride. We’re not just here for the buck; if people didn’t like it, they wouldn’t thrive.”

For more details or to read the full article, visit  the  Second Quarter issue of The MHEDA Journal, accessible online at http://www.TheMhedaJournal.org. The print version was mailed to subscribers on April 15. The MHEDA Journal is published quarterly, in January, April, July and October. For more information, contact Chris Powers, editor of The MHEDA Journal, (315) 445-2347, e-mail: chris@datakey.org.

A forklift is indispensable in today’s modern industry; it is designed to make work well-organized, time-saving and efficient. Different types of forklift include the standard truck, the Reach Fork, Motorized Pallet Fork trucks, Turret and Swing Mast Fork trucks. Many manufacturing plants, warehouses, lumber yards and distribution hubs rely on forklifts to keep their operations running smoothly and competently. Using a forklift, more production is expected in less time.

Buying a forklift is a major investment. It is therefore advisable to know all the details about forklifts prior to making a purchase. Even before heading to a dealer to look for forklifts for sale, you must have the specifications needed. Know the size and weight of your typical loads, the height you need to lift the load to, how long and how many hours per day the forklift will be used, how narrow are the aisles and how much room you have to maneuver the forklift. These things are significant when purchasing a forklift because it is vital that the type and capacity of forklift you buy should match the job requirements, otherwise you might not be able to maximize the full use of your forklift.

Equally important is the forklift manufacturer dealer you choose. The dealer will be the primary provider of service and support to keep your forklifts running at its best; so find one that is reputable, established and can give you excellent service. For more information visit to our site at http://www.xtrememanufacturing.com

If you are considering purchasing a forklift for your business, it is important to know what you are buying, and there are at least three important considerations that should be included in your search for reputable forklift dealers.

Two considerations that forklift dealers should be clear about are the stroke and capacity of the forklift. Stroke is the difference between the raised and lowered positions of the lift. Life capacity of the forklift applies to the maximum load it will support. These questions are important, because the answers the forklift dealers give you will be part of the safety measures that need to be taken with the forklift you are considering purchasing.

A third question to ask forklift dealers is the types of fuel that can be used. Generally, the most common are diesel, electric and gasoline. Ask the forklift dealers about the type of tires the forklift uses. Pneumatic or air-inflated, cushion or solid are the types available.

Ask the forklift dealers if by purchasing one of their forklifts, you will also receive full service and repair options, and make sure to check on the warranties that should be part of the deal.

It is always a good idea to meet with more than one forklift dealer to make sure you are getting the best deal. At the same time, take the time to learn about the equipment and the safety precautions that come with it even after speaking to forklift dealers. For more information visit to our site at http://www.ahern.com

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Westquip is one of the leading dealers of Toyota Forklifts in the United States, and has won either the President’s Award or the Silver Circle Award for five years running. With over 30 percent market share in new forklift equipment sales, and over 40 percent market share in used forklifts sales, Westquip dominates the central and western Oklahoma market.

Covering this much territory allows Westquip to keep a variety of parts and equipment on hand to meet the demands of your business. This includes both the largest and newest forklift rental fleets for both short and long term rentals in Oklahoma.

The same owners have operated Westquip for 26 years, and they employ over 30 factory trained service technicians that perform planned maintenance and repair services for clients. The Parts Department has an average of over 12 years of forklift parts experience, so they get the forklifts back to work in a hurry. The Warehouse Products Department offers all the racking, shelving, and dock equipment you’ll need to fully equip your warehouse.

Recently, Toyota released their Series 8 Electric Sit-down Forklift. This model moves 21 percent faster than the previous model, making it well-suited for indoor handling. The model was designed to be used anywhere from food and beverage to general warehousing and distribution centers. This forklift delivers longer runtimes in order to increase productivity, efficiency, durability and safety.

Check out the details on the Series 8 Electric Sit-down Forklift:

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

• More Powerful AC Drive Motor

• AC Hydraulic System

• On-Demand Full Hydrostatic Power Steering

• Momentary Hold / Controlled Descent

• Full Suspension Seat with Anti-Cinch Seat Belt

• Low Profile Cowl with Sloped Dashboard

• Small Diameter, 2-Spoke Steering Wheel

• Redesigned Ergonomic Electric Shift Lever

• Redesigned Ergonomic Styled Battery Hood

• Foot Activated Parking Brake

• Increased Floor Board Space

• Redesigned Floor Mat

• Redesigned Side Compartment Panels

• Angled Front Overhead Guard Tie-Bar (allows increased visibility through OHG)

• Curved Front Fenders with Redesigned Tie-Down Hooks

• Load Backrest with Angled Tie Bar (allows increased visibility through LBR)

• Orange Forks

Automotive Style Light & Turn Signal Lever

Relocated Digital Display with Illumination

Mast Tilt Indicator on Digital Display

Seat-On Hour Meter

Integrated Dash Mounted Cup Holder

Redesigned Battery Hood Grip Handle

Large Paper Clip

Toyota Built Controllers (Main, Drive & Lift)

Improved Regenerative Braking

Redesigned Battery Spacer Bolts

Battery Wall Plate with Increased Thickness

System of Active Stability (SAS) with Active Control Rear Stabilizer and Active Mast Function Controller

OPTIONS

• Mini-Levers

• Joy Stick Controls

• Toyota Designed Integral Side Shifter

• Redesigned Quad Mast with Increased Visibility

• Redesigned EZ pedal

• Battery Roll-Out or Slide-Out with Redesigned Battery Retaining System

Pin Code Entry System

Auto Height Select

Shock Sensor

Rear Assist Grip with Horn Button

Synchronized Steering

Steering Wheel with Knob

Auto Speed Control

LED Head and Combination Lights

Rust Proof Model

No one makes a better Electric Sitdown Forklift than Toyota. If you want us to prove, gives us a call for a demo! The differences are obvious and greatly increase your company’s productivity, safety, and ergonomics for the operators. Toyota is the world’s largest forklift manufacturer, with a broad line of quality forklifts that will meet your needs. Westquip is Oklahoma’s largest material handling company and is proud to be a dealer of such excellent products. Visit us today at www.westquip.com for more information on Toyota’s new Series 8 Electric Sitdown Forklift and all your other equipment needs.

Whether it’s new or used, purchasing a forklift isn’t cheap. That’s why it’s important to consider five questions before making a purchase from a forklift dealer.

Which type of forklift would be best for me? Electric forklifts are better for indoor settings because they are battery powered, produce less noise and have a longer lifespan; whereas internal combustion forklifts are cheaper and can function better outdoors because they can lift heavier loads. Every forklift dealer carries both types and it’s important to find out which one would be ideal for your particular setup.

How much weight can this forklift hold? It’s important to think about the average weight and dimensions of your loads. If you have loads of up to or greater than 4,000 lbs, then a forklift dealer will usually rule out the use of an electric forklift.

How high will this forklift reach? Although most forklifts can reach up to 30 feet, make sure to ask your forklift dealer how high your forklift will be able to lift your loads.

Does this forklift come with the proper safety features? Safety is important when it comes to heavy operating equipment so a forklift dealer should be able to show you that your forklift includes functional back-up beepers, flashing amber lights, and headlights.

Do I need any attachments for my forklift? Depending on what you are using your forklift for, your forklift dealer will probably recommend adjustable forks and spool handlers to help reduce load capacity. For more information visit to our site at http://www.ahern.com