{Walk around the forklift, checking for obstructions or hazards in the area, fluid leaks, damp spots or drips.
{Check condition of wheels / tires.
{Inspect belts, hoses and connection.
{Check propane, engine oil, coolant level and battery condition.
{Lights working properly.
{Foot brake pedal holds, unit stops smoothly.
{Parking brake should hold against slight acceleration.
{Clutch and gearshift shifting properly.
{Steering functioning properly, no excessive play in the wheel.
{Lift and tilt mechanisms operate smoothly throughout cylinder stroke length.{Dash control panel all lights, gauges and horn operational.
{No external or internal leaks at lift and tilt cylinders. also, no leaking hydraulic hoses.
{Chains, rollers, hose pulleys in good shape.
{Check forks for positioning, latches and anchor pins worn, loose or bent.
{Fire extinguisher-present and charged.
{Beware of damaged, cracked or bent forks.
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