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Instead of retiring the aging trucks, companies tend to repair them - and often end up paying more to maintain the old trucks than new ones would cost. Plus, a hidden cost exists since these trucks are not as productive as they once were. Calculating the optimum time to replace your lift trucks can reduce maintenance costs, improve productivity and increase profitability.

Among the factors that determine a lift truck's efficiency are the type of truck, severity of application, hours in use (per month and per year), and the type and frequency of maintenance. Typically, because they contain fewer moving parts, electric lift trucks have a longer economic life than internal combustion trucks.

Although maintenance costs gradually increase as trucks age, at a certain point, they go up more sharply. According to Hyster Co., at about 10,000 hours of use,