Cat Lift Trucks are some of the best in the industry, providing excellent gasoline, LPG, diesel, or electric counter-balanced lift truck models. Cat provides a huge variety of equipment and machinery to deal with all your warehouse needs. Cat Lift Trucks are presently manufactured within facilities which are ISO certified situated all around the globe within the United States, the Netherlands and Japan.
During the early part of the 1900s, a farmer named Lester Sears altered one of his farm tractors for industrial application. The "Model-L" that he made revolutionized the way that materials were handled. This original truck made by Lester had features like rear-wheel steering, equal high-speed reverse and forward gears, under-the-load front wheel drive and hydraulic lifting and tilting. This particular prototype was so ground-breaking that it was used for 30 years before newer technology was finally used and took over. Even if the "Model-L" has changed significantly ever since it was originally made, it was full of new ideas that are still used these days. During the 1960s, Lester Sears sold Towmotor, his company, to Caterpillar. The new corporation was named Cat Lift Trucks, that strives to uphold the values and provide the innovative services that Towmotor was really recognized for.
In North America, operators, buyers, and owners alike can depend on great operator ergonomics, ease of use, and productivity which come with the durability, versatility, power, and reach which comes with all Cat Lift Truck machines. All of this is available with a low cost of ownership. A worldwide network of trusted dealers can help you or your business to find what you require from a wide array of equipment and machinery. Dealers of Cat Lift Trucks could depend on many years of knowledge and experience to make sure that the material handling needs of your business are met and maintained over the life of the machinery. When buying Cat Lift Truck machines, customers know they could get high-quality, professional service to keep their trucks running.