A used warehouse lift can be a steal of a deal...or it can contain hidden issues that will cost a fortune in repairs. Asking the following questions can help you determine the quality of the model and whether it's a wise investment.

How Was the Warehouse Lift Used?

It's helpful to know the operating hours of the warehouse lift, but those numbers only tell part of the story.

If possible, find out details about the working environment. Light duty application will have left much less wear and tear on the warehouse lift, for example, which means you can expect to invest less money on repairs down the road.

What is the Service History of the Warehouse Lift?

Try to get a copy of the warehouse lift's service history, which can provide valuable insight.

First, see if the past owner(s) kept up with routine and preventative maintenance. The better they took care of the warehouse lift, the longer you can expect the equipment to last.

Second, see if there are any repeat issues or operator-caused damage. These can be red flags of the equipment's current quality and predicted longevity.

Are There Any Recalls Related to the Warehouse Lift?

Recalls can happen - and it could happen with the warehouse lift you are considering buying. If there are any recalls, find out if the recommended repairs have been handled yet.

Ready to shop warehouse lifts for sale? CCon Metals carries a range of options. See the models online or at our dealership in Granite Falls, North Carolina. We also serve those in Hickory and Lenoir, North Carolina.