Skip to main content

Clark Announces Expansion of Standard Warranty

CLARK Material Handling Company, one of the top-ten global manufacturers of forklifts and spare parts, is expanding their CLARK standard warranty for Carriage to Counterweight and Powertrain coverage for up to three years.


What Does This Warranty Cover?


As of April 1, 2021, the CLARK protection Plan standard warranty covers Full Carriage to Counterweight for two years or 4,000 hours, whichever comes first, and the Powertrain for three years or 6,000 hours whichever comes first. 
With this warranty, clients can enjoy an expanded bumper-to-bumper warranty that will ensure that the purchase of a CLARK forklift is built to last for years to come. 

What Does This Expansion Mean for Trupar America Customers?

With this new two-year/4,000-hour warranty, clients of Trupar America will enjoy the peace of mind of protection and coverage when purchasing CLARK products for your business. This warranty works to ensure that if you experience an electrical or mechanical issue with your CLARK forklift during the warranty period, your repairs will be covered. 
CLARK knows that truck downtime is a major issue in the material handling industry, so with their new and expanded warranty, you will be able to buy with confidence. 

Are you interested in Buying or Renting CLARK Forklifts? Trupar America has you covered! 

If you are ready to purchase a new or used CLARK forklift for your business or personal needs, Trupar America has a large selection of inventory and expert service to help you get the job done. When you purchase a new CLARK forklift from us, you can take charge of your forklift’s maintenance and care from the start, and you can also enjoy the benefits of a manufacturer’s warranty. 

If your budget doesn’t allow for a new machine, we can help you confidently purchase a used CLARK forklift. We also offer CLARK forklifts for rent long-term or short-term based on your needs. To learn more about the expanded warranty on CLARK machines, contact us today! 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Daily Checks for Your Forklift

  Routine and proactive maintenance is the way to make your machine handling equipment last. While the advanced technology and moving parts of your machinery add value to the workplace, they also can increase the likelihood that you'll experience problems.  At Trupar America, we've put together the top daily checks you should make on your forklift equipment to stay ahead of any problems and ensure your equipment is safe to operate.  Create a Daily Checklist Provide employees with a physical checklist they can walk around with and use to check off each task they need to do. This works well for smaller companies providing employees with a guide so that nothing is forgotten. If you have a larger organization, we recommend that you include completion and sign-off for each item. With either a sheet of paper or via a digital tablet, your employees should be required to check a box after each component is checked. This will help to ensure that all daily checks are completed, and no it

Guide to Material Handling Equipment

If you work in a facility that handles materials, such as a warehouse, it is likely that you need to move around a lot of products and other materials. It is critical that these products, parts, or materials remain undamaged during storage or when moved throughout the warehouse. If you lack the proper equipment and systems at your facility, it can lead to damaged products and diminished productivity.  At Trupar America, we recommend that you purchase the proper material handling equipment that is specifically designed to handle your materials and is built for greater efficiency. The right equipment can help you remain competitive in your industry while also increasing productivity among your workforce.  While we offer a great selection of material handling equipment, you may be wondering where to start when looking to purchase the proper equipment. At Trupar America, we have put together a comprehensive guide on material handling equipment to help you get started. What You Need to Know

Forklift Battery Maintenance

  Electric forklift battery maintenance is crucial to extending the lifespan of your batteries and enhancing the performance of your forklift fleet. All operators should be trained in the basics of forklift battery maintenance to ensure the longevity of your lift trucks and pallet jacks.  Battery Charging Protocols When it comes to charging your lift trucks and maintaining your batteries, you should stick to a specific protocol. Batteries can only be charged for a certain number of cycles, so you will need to charge them on schedule rather than on convenience. Charging them without a schedule can end up shortening the life of the battery.  We recommend that you charge the battery after an eight-hour shift or after it's discharged more than 30% of its battery life. Charging the battery too often before it's down to 30% can diminish the lifespan of the battery. Other recommended charging tips include: Once you've charged the battery, allow it to charge completely. If you cut