As a forklift attachment manufacturer, we don’t have practical knowledge about maintaining forklift trucks. But as per available resources, here are some general maintenance tips for forklift:   1. Regular Inspections - Conduct daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly checks to look for any parts that need replacing or fixing. 2. Fluid Levels Check - Monitor oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels regularly. 3. Battery Check - Check the battery to make sure it is fully charged and the connections are clean and tight. 4. Tire Check - Ensure that the tires are inflated properly and free from any damage. 5. Cleanliness and Lubrication - Keep the forklift clean and free of debris to keep it running smoothly. Apply lubricants to moving parts. 6. Operator Training - Ensure that the operator is trained in proper operation and safety procedures. 7. Professional maintenance - Schedule regular maintenance with a certified forklift technician to identify potential issues and perform necessary repairs. 8. Replacement of Worn Parts - Keep a record of when parts were last replaced and replace them when necessary. 9. Follow the Manufacturer’s Guidelines - Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines on service intervals, maintenance tasks, and fluid requirements. 10. Store Properly - Always store the forklift in a dry place away from the elements when not in use.

Forklift bale clamp is a kind of equipment that can handle a variety of large soft objects, such as cotton, textiles, cashmere, waste paper, pulp bags, etc. The two clamping arms of the bale clamp can be hydraulically adjusted to suit different sizes of goods. Forklift bale clamps are usually mounted on the carriage of the forklift, which requires the forklift to provide 2 hydraulic functions, one for open and clamp, and the other for side shifts.