Fork-lift truck and kit for truck
AssigneeBorrmann GmbH
InventorHans-Peter Borrmann
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AssigneeBorrmann GmbH
InventorHans-Peter Borrmann
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The invention relates to a fork-lift truck comprising two steering wheels mounted on one axle, provided with a lifting and steering device arranged thereon and a fork-carrier frame mounted on the track rollers, comprising two supporting beams. The fork-carrier frame is mounted in such a manner that it interacts with the lifting and steering device. The fork-lift truck also comprises a set of wheels which can be disposed in the region of the front ends of the fork of the supporting beams on the fork-carrier frame. The aim of the invention is to enable a fork-lift truck to be fitted with an additional set of wheels if desired without having an adverse effect on the advantages of the use thereof. This is achieved by virtue of the fact that the fork-lift truck comprises overlapping tracks which extend the supporting beams and which can be detachably fixed to the fork-carrier frame and can be placed onto the supporting beams. The set of wheels are detachably arranged on the front side of the tracks.
Forklift truck comprising two steering wheels mounted on one axle, having a lifting and steering device arranged thereon, and comprising a fork carrier frame mounted on running rollers, said fork carrier frame having two supporting beams and being mounted to interact with the lifting and steering device, and comprising a wheel set that can be disposed on the fork carrier frame, in the region of the front fork ends of the supporting beams,
Forklift truck kit, comprising overlapping rails that can be pushed onto the supporting beams of a fork carrier frame of a forklift truck, and releasably attached to the fork carrier frame, which extend the supporting beams in their position in which they are pushed onto the supporting beams, and by a wheel set that can be releasably attached to the face of two overlapping rails in their position in which they are pushed onto the supporting beams;
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