no matter what forklift video I watch, there's people critiquing his every move. This isn't contest. he never claimed to abide by every rule or do everything completely correct and he didn't say he was the fastest neither. My God. I've driven forklifts and have been around them for years. this guy did good. We all can admit we cut some corners when on the forklift for the sake of going quicker.
true he is a good driver but hes forks are tipt forover when he pick up the pallets, thats wrong. your fork need to be horizantal when you pick up a load/pallet, after picking up you can tip it forover for more stability
Ottoman Empire i thought he was a pretty smooth operator. Not _quite_ the fastest ive seen, but *very* fluid in his movements. Going from one move to the next without stopping. THATS a good driver imo. And thats how i try to drive. Plan your next moves a few steps ahead.
getting licence to operate everyone abides by the rules, once u in the workforce u cut corners like every other profession, this guy is so use to the equipment, that he can operate it very quick...
Drove for Costco on a Crown stand up lift like this for about 15 years….amazing how the lift becomes part of your body…after so long, it all becomes muscle memory. Like walking…you don’t have to think.
Good job! I am a forklift driver as well.. If you need to work fast you gotta drop some of those safety written in the forklift bible, the only thing I see wrong here is not looking back reversing. Technically, you can't drive while your fork is raised, but then again you need to know your forklift's limitation. Just to balance safety /speed and all those shits!
He's a good driver. my only concern is that he's not even looking around him and checking his back while reversing. There are parked cars around so it simply means that a person or two maybe around.
Very nicely done on your driving. Just if I were you after one day on that machine I would want to tear that damn backup beeper out of the forklift. That drove me nuts and that was only 8 minutes
I think the Raymound pacer was a great investment for raymond, in my job i can easily move fast , repeatedly grab skids from racks and safety was a pinch better . Sometimes i even said the pacer can really outgrow the double stand reach, when it comes to speed , grabing pallets in tight spots and safety deadman stops. I test them both out , so far pacer has aways won . Now keep it mind the reach was a great tool but for some reason i felt like it lack alot in the speed department. Could be the model i was using but i know it was one of the latest models . Also the pacer is great with TF scan technology , lights, becons, etc . Thats my opinion about the pacer vs reach. Both great tools but pacer would be my first choice. Honestly i dont know why most warehouse dont get the pacers over a basic lagre forklift. Some places dont even need the basic forklift with weight isses , which time after time the pacer can pull its weight.
its faster than a reach cause you dont have to reach in and out.The reach comes handy in tighter aisles tho.I drive a raymond reach and I feel they are not always that usefull where I work cause not all aisle are super tight and a pacer would be faster but w/e ,both are great fast machines.
Raymond stand up is mostly made for skinny people. I bet that's why his foot is speaking out. They should invest in Crown stand up which have more ample amount of room for plus sized people.
I don't understand all the dislikes ... Did u see what he did in just 10 minutes ? Where I'm working the guys who use the forklift do that in 1h maybe more.. U do a great job man, we can see u like what u're doing, don't change ;D
Yea they probably take an he cuz there not cutting corners don’t get me wrong this guys good. probably just moving fast cuz he’s recording it which is poor of him but bet you would trust him pick up your own merchandise
I drive a reach truck for a living, an Atlet Tergo, where the entire mast extends instead of only the forks. I love working with reach trucks but I loathe counterbalance forklifts.
So lucky to not have an entry sensor, my foot goes anywhere near the entrance on mine at work it comes to a dead stop. Especially annoying going in and out of freezers and coolers where the plastic flaps keep triggering it, and it stops like 5 times before you get past them. Stupid Raymond lifts.
Every model is setup different, depending on what the customer wants . You can easily get a basic pacer or super safety pacer. All big brands have these features. Crown is actually better when it comes to order pickers CP for space and visibility while raymond has faster order pickers with less visibility. See where im going ? Each brand has pros and cons .
1:48 oops, that will happen if your forks are forover. you need to hold them straight ( horizantal) after you pick up a load you can tip it over towards yourself a litle bit for safety
I just got a job as a fork lift operator for a water bottling plant. They've thrown me into full production pace and this is my first ever forklift job. I'm only 5 days into my job. They want me to move extremely fast and unsafe in some seriously tight spaces, with 2800+ lbs of totes of water etc.. most nerve racking job I've ever had, and how fast they want me to drive, and whip stuff around at that high a weight just makes me worried for everyone's safety. Idk what I should do, but if any old heads out there could tell me or give me some advice I'd be more then grateful
I would say that a counter balance stand up lift truck is just like a docks stacked.anyway your vidio was like the real thing.could u put out a vidio,How you stack metal creates with pegs?
It is actually a dock stacker. And he is breaking tons of OSHA laws. No steel toe boots, not keeping his body inside the lift, and stacking pallets higher then your'e suppose to.
we stack them 17 high which is the same he is stacking them and we have no problems or safety issues with that but yea he should be wearing steel toe or composite safety boots.
17 pallets is the height that fits perfectly in a trailer. That's why pallets are usually stacked to 17 at most companies, easy to put them into a trailer when ie trading/sending pallets back, and as all ways in the transport/logistics world, space is money .... Besides, OSHA technically allows stacks up to 15 feet high which is way higher than this. ( but ie the insurance industry and fire agencies recommend stopping at a 6-foot stack ).
I teach new operators to keep there heal inside the lift. Many operators "know better", leave it hanging out, I've seen twice in the last five years when some one was injured because of that choice, then they lied to the Safety-Coordinator.
DavidSD32 do you not realize how heavy bales are and that the lift hes using cant lift the entire pallet and bale going long ways? like seriously learn your shit 😂😂
Work smarter not harder it would take twice as long to move the 3 or whatever pallets 2 inches forward,best way is to push them I have to carry cardboard boxes filled with food at work and rather than taking ages lining them up with the wall drop them and just use the truck to shove them against the wall as long as you aren't going really fast it's fine
I drive unsafely too but at least be good at driving the truck before taking shortcuts. Slamming into the load and missing the pallet holes just shows you can’t control the the truck
no steel toe boots . he doesn't look to his back all the time . what if the boss walked up behind him ooops . can youy pick up a quarter are those saftey glasses . just messing with you nice work brother
I hated when I had to learn to drive this thing lol. Now I drive it hard to the point I spin out on purpose through corners lol. Fun truck to drive. Awkward at first.
I am a counterbalance and reach driver. Seriously you will have an accident driving like that. What I have seen is hardly any observation and driving forward and turning with a raised load is a NONO. I can see you know what you are doing and you are very good.
Depends how heavy the load is or how tall it is I've unloaded trucks with boxes double.stacked can't turn too fast with them raised but with things that weigh between 500kg and 1000kg you can chuck it about
Didn't break, crush or drop anything and didn't damage anything valuable including the truck. Works for me. No steel toe caps and no hi-vis is a most antifascist statement in today's world: some folks who make those rules have never heard of risk homeostasis.
First 5 sec, Not allowed to stack that high even just for a second. Where are your Reflector Vest and your Steel toe work boots ? you're leaning out from the compound of the lift.
Tonixz Mac you're on every forklift video I've watched criticizing their every move. Is this American Idol but with forklifts and you're the judge? If you're so great, then upload your own video going as fast as you can while doing everything 100% correct. and another thing.. Not every warehouse makes you wear reflector vests and steel toe boots. My job doesnt.
Let's be honest though, all the people one here who act like they know osha's code book by heart are probably the people who are shit workers and can't keep up with the warehouse flow. It does bother me when people raise their load while still turning and lining up with the deposit locations but it's just empty pallets get over yourselves
As a forklift operator myself,sooner or later you are going to seriously injure yourself or someone else.You should never drive while raising your load,it creates a off center balance weight and can easily tip.If I drove my Lift truck like that the safety inpsectors would fine me 5,000 and my company would fire me on the spot.
He did about 5 things incorrectly that would have violated a certification evaluation and failed him. He's only handling pallets in the video but he has some really bad habits in operating. If those loads were heavy, he'd have a strong chance of having a tipover. He's not more productive by being fast.............just more dangerous.
I agree. In fairness the guy is a terrible operator. No respect for the forklift either ramming it into pallets and all. I wouldn't let him near a toy forklift
"If those loads were heavy" If they were I doubt he'd be operating the exact same way. It all comes down to situation and discretion. You know when you can and can't do things.
@@Hawg.Haggen.Hobbies I've even had forklift instructors say to save time push the truck into the pallets to straighten them,nobody drives a car how they're supposed to so why criticise a guy for driving a forklift how he does?
no matter what forklift video I watch, there's people critiquing his every move. This isn't contest. he never claimed to abide by every rule or do everything completely correct and he didn't say he was the fastest neither. My God. I've driven forklifts and have been around them for years. this guy did good. We all can admit we cut some corners when on the forklift for the sake of going quicker.
true he is a good driver but hes forks are tipt forover when he pick up the pallets, thats wrong. your fork need to be horizantal when you pick up a load/pallet, after picking up you can tip it forover for more stability
Ottoman Empire i thought he was a pretty smooth operator.
Not _quite_ the fastest ive seen, but *very* fluid in his movements. Going from one move to the next without stopping. THATS a good driver imo. And thats how i try to drive. Plan your next moves a few steps ahead.
Yeah right the stack he lifted in the very beginning was way too high ., I’m not even watching his stupid ass anymore
getting licence to operate everyone abides by the rules, once u in the workforce u cut corners like every other profession, this guy is so use to the equipment, that he can operate it very quick...
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Drove for Costco on a Crown stand up lift like this for about 15 years….amazing how the lift becomes part of your body…after so long, it all becomes muscle memory. Like walking…you don’t have to think.
Good job! I am a forklift driver as well.. If you need to work fast you gotta drop some of those safety written in the forklift bible, the only thing I see wrong here is not looking back reversing. Technically, you can't drive while your fork is raised, but then again you need to know your forklift's limitation. Just to balance safety /speed and all those shits!
As a pit driver I know looking back is crucial when backing up.
Wow, ten years ago.
That's looks like the forklift I drive. Depending on the foot pedals, it might be the identical one.
10 out of 10, would watch again
U have really good accurancy, props to that 👍
Enjoyed the video. Learning how to drive the standups at my new job.
He's a good driver. my only concern is that he's not even looking around him and checking his back while reversing. There are parked cars around so it simply means that a person or two maybe around.
I didn't know Jurassic Park was still open. But seriously, nice background.
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Great speed and accuracy bro.
Pretty slick work!
Dude gave me a heart attack when he went for those bales...
woooow very impresionante my bother, can you do the same in the aisle
Very nicely done on your driving. Just if I were you after one day on that machine I would want to tear that damn backup beeper out of the forklift. That drove me nuts and that was only 8 minutes
You are doing well buddy .. don't listen to the haters, most of them don't now how to operate a lift .
nice background! what is that hawaii?
I think the Raymound pacer was a great investment for raymond, in my job i can easily move fast , repeatedly grab skids from racks and safety was a pinch better . Sometimes i even said the pacer can really outgrow the double stand reach, when it comes to speed , grabing pallets in tight spots and safety deadman stops. I test them both out , so far pacer has aways won . Now keep it mind the reach was a great tool but for some reason i felt like it lack alot in the speed department. Could be the model i was using but i know it was one of the latest models .
Also the pacer is great with TF scan technology , lights, becons, etc . Thats my opinion about the pacer vs reach. Both great tools but pacer would be my first choice. Honestly i dont know why most warehouse dont get the pacers over a basic lagre forklift. Some places dont even need the basic forklift with weight isses , which time after time the pacer can pull its weight.
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its faster than a reach cause you dont have to reach in and out.The reach comes handy in tighter aisles tho.I drive a raymond reach and I feel they are not always that usefull where I work cause not all aisle are super tight and a pacer would be faster but w/e ,both are great fast machines.
Raymond stand up is mostly made for skinny people. I bet that's why his foot is speaking out. They should invest in Crown stand up which have more ample amount of room for plus sized people.
was that the manager at the end saying you have to go to front end lol cool vid
He is a good operator but a quick look at the back before moving is a must.
Nice technique on the cardboard bales
l must admit your vidio was quite interesting.
I don't understand all the dislikes ... Did u see what he did in just 10 minutes ?
Where I'm working the guys who use the forklift do that in 1h maybe more..
U do a great job man, we can see u like what u're doing, don't change ;D
Time is doesnt matter you have to follow the rules!!!!
Yea they probably take an he cuz there not cutting corners don’t get me wrong this guys good. probably just moving fast cuz he’s recording it which is poor of him but bet you would trust him pick up your own merchandise
@@ramunasklimas8152 nobody follow the rules lol,rules are there for safety not efficiency
I drive a reach truck for a living, an Atlet Tergo, where the entire mast extends instead of only the forks. I love working with reach trucks but I loathe counterbalance forklifts.
This is how they train you at most grocery jobs you do this till they feel you are comfortable on it by yourself then send you inside...
This guy refuses to look behind him, the fast and the dead.
It looks like a costco store!
I'm suddenly reminded of the old arcade game KLAX ;)
pacer? in the lot? ours never leaves receiving. but then, we have LPG sit-down forklifts for outside.
Commissar0617 guessing THD?
we use lpg for outside
I load trucks with the reach when the normal forklift battery gets flat
@@slimjim8915 was at that time lol
i thought he did pretty good faster then me. to much hate not enough props fuccn world smh
I'd fire him. Idgaf how well you drive. Looking back is a must.
No u wouldn’t his speed would make him work faster which in turn would give u those manager bonuses and you’d turn a blind eye
seems fun
Is this in the US?
So lucky to not have an entry sensor, my foot goes anywhere near the entrance on mine at work it comes to a dead stop. Especially annoying going in and out of freezers and coolers where the plastic flaps keep triggering it, and it stops like 5 times before you get past them. Stupid Raymond lifts.
Dont have that problem on our crowns
Every model is setup different, depending on what the customer wants . You can easily get a basic pacer or super safety pacer. All big brands have these features. Crown is actually better when it comes to order pickers CP for space and visibility while raymond has faster order pickers with less visibility. See where im going ? Each brand has pros and cons .
ziish..that beeping would make me go insane in 15 minutes or so..
Which Costco is this? Hawaii?
I mean a dock stackers is similar to operate a stand up counterbalance truck
1:48 oops, that will happen if your forks are forover. you need to hold them straight ( horizantal) after you pick up a load you can tip it over towards yourself a litle bit for safety
I would stack a four way metal crate at magna
you have some skills man
+Manuel Guevara What he is doing is easy. I've drove both stand up and sit down lifts.
Flatline Heartbeat likewise
I just got a job as a fork lift operator for a water bottling plant. They've thrown me into full production pace and this is my first ever forklift job. I'm only 5 days into my job. They want me to move extremely fast and unsafe in some seriously tight spaces, with 2800+ lbs of totes of water etc.. most nerve racking job I've ever had, and how fast they want me to drive, and whip stuff around at that high a weight just makes me worried for everyone's safety. Idk what I should do, but if any old heads out there could tell me or give me some advice I'd be more then grateful
That sucks bro
Any update?
Cool! This a Costco somewhere in Hawaii?
No ! Costco only uses Crowns
But your right that does look like a Costco and those are Costco pallets .,, they only use solid boards the 4 way ones
Yodam Bomb probably different in Hawaii
Costco can't afford anything better than a crummy old Pacer?
whats with the constant beep all the time. Jezus! I'd go nuts
our pacer doesn't have a governor so it spends most of it's life on 2 wheels.
No steal toe boots?
I would say that a counter balance stand up lift truck is just like a docks stacked.anyway your vidio was like the real thing.could u put out a vidio,How you stack metal creates with pegs?
visions was helpful
bales and pallets? i assume it grocery business
it drives me nuts when people bulldoze like that for no good reason.
Kind of hard on the pallets slamming into them like that
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maybe i should record my self since everybody wants to be badass
cool you do have uploads:)
Maybe.....aaaaand maybe not
It is actually a dock stacker. And he is breaking tons of OSHA laws. No steel toe boots, not keeping his body inside the lift, and stacking pallets higher then your'e suppose to.
we stack them 17 high which is the same he is stacking them and we have no problems or safety issues with that but yea he should be wearing steel toe or composite safety boots.
no observation at all when reversing or turning, harsh driving hitting ground with forks, hitting load
17 pallets is the height that fits perfectly in a trailer. That's why pallets are usually stacked to 17 at most companies, easy to put them into a trailer when ie trading/sending pallets back, and as all ways in the transport/logistics world, space is money .... Besides, OSHA technically allows stacks up to 15 feet high which is way higher than this. ( but ie the insurance industry and fire agencies recommend stopping at a 6-foot stack ).
I teach new operators to keep there heal inside the lift. Many operators "know better", leave it hanging out, I've seen twice in the last five years when some one was injured because of that choice, then they lied to the Safety-Coordinator.
yeah and my company does 18 chep stacks. No problems there.
Please tell me how you got your license. I really want to know how to get it so I can drive at work.
same 2 sam
is bashing into every stack... dragging the bale across the lot part of it? or just his caveman style?
DavidSD32 do you not realize how heavy bales are and that the lift hes using cant lift the entire pallet and bale going long ways? like seriously learn your shit 😂😂
Work smarter not harder it would take twice as long to move the 3 or whatever pallets 2 inches forward,best way is to push them I have to carry cardboard boxes filled with food at work and rather than taking ages lining them up with the wall drop them and just use the truck to shove them against the wall as long as you aren't going really fast it's fine
I drive unsafely too but at least be good at driving the truck before taking shortcuts. Slamming into the load and missing the pallet holes just shows you can’t control the the truck
no steel toe boots . he doesn't look to his back all the time . what if the boss walked up behind him ooops . can youy pick up a quarter are those saftey glasses . just messing with you nice work brother
I hated when I had to learn to drive this thing lol. Now I drive it hard to the point I spin out on purpose through corners lol. Fun truck to drive. Awkward at first.
No matter what once you’re skilled on a forklift you are gonna break a rule here and there to boost your ego a bit haha
wow you can separate colors
omad keto thats part of the job at lots of stores
whats with the beep all the goddamn time. drivin me nuts
One of the most annoying things is a stack that’s one short 😂
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as a forklift operator, i can tell you that this guy is a GOD.
everyone who will be with fork more than 3 months will drive better...
I am a counterbalance and reach driver. Seriously you will have an accident driving like that. What I have seen is hardly any observation and driving forward and turning with a raised load is a NONO. I can see you know what you are doing and you are very good.
Depends how heavy the load is or how tall it is I've unloaded trucks with boxes double.stacked can't turn too fast with them raised but with things that weigh between 500kg and 1000kg you can chuck it about
Didn't break, crush or drop anything and didn't damage anything valuable including the truck. Works for me. No steel toe caps and no hi-vis is a most antifascist statement in today's world: some folks who make those rules have never heard of risk homeostasis.
Good lord how many moves he gonna take to do that. Talk about milking the clock.
that lift is just a baby
Sorry dude, Iwouldn't hire you, luckily they are just empty pallets, no safe driving at all!!
fuck a reach not my type cuz i hate standing up al the dam time lol
It says pet smart
+slickaz85392 petsmart doesn't get this many pallets
+Commissar0617
bullshit. my store will get 10+ pallets 4 days a week
+Commissar0617 not including double and triple stacked pallets
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So bad. 😂 im driving a reach truck. Why faster and a with a height of 22 ft. Without pushing the pallet
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First 5 sec, Not allowed to stack that high even just for a second.
Where are your Reflector Vest and your Steel toe work boots ?
you're leaning out from the compound of the lift.
Tonixz Mac you're on every forklift video I've watched criticizing their every move. Is this American Idol but with forklifts and you're the judge?
If you're so great, then upload your own video going as fast as you can while doing everything 100% correct.
and another thing.. Not every warehouse makes you wear reflector vests and steel toe boots. My job doesnt.
today i fell asleep at the forklift
not good bro.
lmao. Some dude just got fired from where I work for sleeping on a reach. I have no idea how one could do that. Drugs are bad, mmkay?
Let's be honest though, all the people one here who act like they know osha's code book by heart are probably the people who are shit workers and can't keep up with the warehouse flow. It does bother me when people raise their load while still turning and lining up with the deposit locations but it's just empty pallets get over yourselves
No tiene mucha experiencia. El camarada, ni mírame atras.
As a forklift operator myself,sooner or later you are going to seriously injure yourself or someone else.You should never drive while raising your load,it creates a off center balance weight and can easily tip.If I drove my Lift truck like that the safety inpsectors would fine me 5,000 and my company would fire me on the spot.
Newfie Corruption he's outside with just wooden pallets. big difference.
Lmao u a goofy trust me ya company don’t give a fuck u a forklift driver dime a dozen shit ain’t special or important 🤣
Lmao u a goofy trust me ya company don’t give a fuck u a forklift driver dime a dozen shit ain’t special or important 🤣🤦♂️
No one gives a fuck lol,you will never get a fine while driving a forklift cause even the '' safety inspectors'' doesnt give a shit about what you do.
OCD
I probably would have finish already. He's taking to much time stacking pallets. Going in circles.
He could have just used the pallet to flip the cardboards upright. Come on man show some skills bro.
good job anyways.
Lol this guy has part of his body outside the lift area. He’s a noob driver.
wish my company used those plastic pallets instead of these cheap ass piece of shit brown wooded pallets.
WTF?
Dont see the point of this
It's called pallet stacking Harry, the pallets will be transported away in due course.
He did about 5 things incorrectly that would have violated a certification evaluation and failed him. He's only handling pallets in the video but he has some really bad habits in operating. If those loads were heavy, he'd have a strong chance of having a tipover. He's not more productive by being fast.............just more dangerous.
Stfu theres no one around. Your probably one of those drivers that goes slower than anyone else
I agree. In fairness the guy is a terrible operator. No respect for the forklift either ramming it into pallets and all. I wouldn't let him near a toy forklift
"If those loads were heavy" If they were I doubt he'd be operating the exact same way. It all comes down to situation and discretion. You know when you can and can't do things.
@@Hawg.Haggen.Hobbies I've even had forklift instructors say to save time push the truck into the pallets to straighten them,nobody drives a car how they're supposed to so why criticise a guy for driving a forklift how he does?
@@genericmodz You must of went to cowboy instructors.
Rear observation very poor.😫
thats a reach truck dude NOT a fork lift truck , gosh !!!
It's actually a counterbalance forklift
Well of course it's a forklift truck, what else could it be? A spoon truck? Counter balance and reach trucks are types of forklift
You dumb fuck can't you see the forks on the mhe
+T- Rage no, no they actually aren't.
No that aint a reach truck. A reach truck got forks witch you can reach out. This one cant reach out hes forks only lift it. So its a forklift lol
Umm...it‘s just you from a distance...this offers ZERO educational value🥺
I call this a stand up fork lift and this guy needs a lot more practice before he's any good
My dad can drive better than that
your dad🤔🤔🤔🤔 what about you?
Lmao
KELVIN MEDINA I was about to ask him the same thing
very bad examples
+Eddie Konno Very good examples.
How come when I see someone with clip on keys hanging 8inches on their belt reminds me of 65yr olds with the phone hooked on the belt?