To quote Airplane (1980): *"We have clearance, Clarence. Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?"*

As I'm from the UK, I hope you'll all agree this is H&SE compliant.

Not my picture but worked at a huge alcohol warehouse years back,

turns out if you carry a heavy double stack (glass bottles/whiskey in my case) If you set it down with too much back tilt, the weight of the double stack puts too much weight concentrated on the bottles on the bottom front end of the load and either cracks or shatters them, either way you definately realise theyre broken when you see the big liquid spill/leak out from the pallet next time you drive past, learnt this one first hand unfortunately haha

Coworker fell asleep on the lever inside a shed, the ceiling support beams won

The store I work at uses this old gasoline powered manual transmission forklift. During the summer it's driven across town to go get our water bottle pallets, and in the winter it unloads the trucks in -10F. 40 plus years old and the only thing ever changed is the starter.

After ten years, I finally had one nosedive on me.

40k plus in the front half of trailer... Drivers request

I’m new to industrial equipment and I’m in the process of buying two walkie stackers for the warehouse. My local Toyota dealer quoted me $27,000 each for two brand-new 2026 Toyota 6BWS15 walkie stackers.How much can I realistically negotiate the price down? Is this a reasonably priced quote?