MENU
SEARCHAMSTERDAM, NY – Mohawk lifts model LMF-12 & TP-16 lifts allow full size box vans and utility trucks to be fully raised without the trucks limiting lifting height.
AMSTERDAM, NY – Mohawk lifts model LMF-12 & TP-16 lifts allow full size box vans and utility trucks to be fully raised without the trucks limiting lifting height.
Mohawk height adjustable overhead hydraulic lines can be set at any height, routed up to the shops ceiling, or routed in the floor for a clear overhead work area.
Mohawk two-post lifts are available in 11 different models from 7,000- to 30,000-lb. capacities.
All models are ALI/ETL certified and carry a full five-year warranty. For additional information please call mohawk at (800) 833-2006, fax mohawk at (518) 842-1289 or visit www.mohawklifts.com.
Unsecured devices are a hidden liability. Learn how precision-engineered mounting solutions enhance driver safety, streamline workflows and protect your technology.
Read More →
Share your story in Work Truck’s new “Shades of Fleet” video series, spotlighting real voices, experiences, and perspectives across fleet.
Read More →
Verisk CargoNet analysts are observing a broader shift in cargo theft behavior and expect elevated holiday theft risk during the Memorial Day period, which runs through next Wednesday, May 27.
Read More →
Veterans in fleet, it's your turn! share how military experience shapes leadership, discipline, and real-world decision-making across today’s operations.
Read More →
Fleet manager salaries, truck reliability, Cummins’ X10 engine, GM Fleet vans, diesel trends, and more in this week’s Truck Chat recap.
Read More →
Fleet professionals don’t really retire. They rewire. A look at why fleet experience, mentorship, and purpose never fully leave the industry.
Read More →
Departmentally assigned vehicles often create hidden costs through underutilization, poor visibility, and increased administrative burden. This white paper explores how shared motor pool strategies help fleets reduce costs, improve accountability, and optimize vehicle utilization.
Read More →
What can a 40-year fleet career teach you today Learn practical lessons on leadership, drivers, and decision-making from Carl Nelson’s experience
Read More →
AI in fleet, technician realities, diesel trends, GM Fleet vans, and the end of the International CV Series in this week’s Truck Chat recap.
Read More →
From oil changes to procurement decisions, fleet work is often underestimated by the very people who depend on it most. Bob Stanton makes the case for why communication, not just technical expertise, is one of the most important leadership skills in fleet.
Read More →
