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Every used forklift has a history. Simpson Forklift is now a BBB Accredited Business — here is why trust, industry knowledge, and accountability matter when you buy, sell, or trade used equipment anywhere in Northern California.

Avoid costly propane forklift maintenance mistakes. Learn practical advice about fuel-system safety, cylinder installation, ventilation, engine care, tires, and choosing the right lift.

Avoid costly electric forklift maintenance mistakes. Learn practical battery-watering, charging, inspection, surface, and capacity advice from the Simpson Forklift Team.

If you are running a business in the Bay Area or Sacramento Valley, you know that every piece of equipment on your floor needs to pull its weight. You do not have time for downtime, and you certainly do not have money to burn on inefficient machinery. When it comes to moving materials, the debate between internal combustion and electric forklifts has been raging for years. As a business owner who is not afraid to get their hands dirty, you need straight answers. Are electric

Some pieces of equipment earn their reputation by being exceptional at one specific thing. Propane forklifts earned theirs by being genuinely good at almost everything. If you have spent any time around warehouses, distribution centers, or busy loading docks, there is a good chance the forklift humming in the background was running on propane. It is not a coincidence. Propane lifts have been the backbone of American material handling for decades, and for a lot of businesses,

Diesel forklifts aren't glamorous, but when a job site demands raw power, all-day runtime, and the ability to handle rough terrain, diesel is what delivers. Here's the straight story on where diesel earns its keep and where it doesn't.

Tires and surfaces don't get the attention lift capacity and price do, but they directly affect safety, load stability, and how long your forklift lasts. Here's how to match the right tire to your ground.