Used Yale Forklifts for Sale

Our Yale forklifts range between $10,000 and $50,000 depending on the make and model.

Customer-Centered:

Yale’s creation and redesigning of products comes from customer feedback to improve their work efficiency.

Safety:

Yale Reliant™, an operator-assist technology,  intervenes automatically to help reinforce operating best practices in real-time.

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In the 1840s, Linus Yale Sr. embarked on creating innovative high-security locks at his Newport, NY-based Yale Lock Shop, focusing on intricate bank locks. Upon his passing in December 1868, he welcomed Henry Towne, leading to the rebranding of the enterprise as Yale and Towne Manufacturing. This shift coincided with the move to Stamford, CT. Under Henry Towne's guidance, the company expanded into materials handling equipment, transforming into the primary employer in Stamford. Pioneering milestones included industry-firsts like the battery-powered, low-lift platform truck, the fluid coupling transmission, and the hypoid drive axle. Today, this legacy of innovation continues at Hyster-Yale, driving advancements such as hydrogen fuel cell technology and a new generation of electric counterbalance trucks.

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How much does a Yale forklift cost?

Yale forklifts are available at prices varying from $10,000 to $50,000, contingent upon the specific make and model.

Who makes Yale forklifts?

Yale forklifts are now made by NACCO Materials Handling Group. NACCO purchased Yale Materials Handling Corporation in 1989.

Where are Yale forklifts made?

Yale forklifts are designed and made in Nijmegen, which is where everything started for them.  The facility is the global center for design, development, manufacturing, and testing.