MICHIGAN / CLARK CGC40 SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

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OEM
MICHIGAN / CLARK
Model
CGC40
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS

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Technical Description

The Michigan / Clark CGC40 forklift is a robust cushion tire internal combustion vehicle designed for industrial material handling with a rated load capacity of 8,000 lbs at a 24-inch load center. It features a 6-cylinder Vortec 4300LT LPG engine with a displacement of 262 cubic inches, producing 93 horsepower at 2400 rpm and 235 lb-ft of torque at 2000 rpm, delivering reliable and efficient power for demanding lifting tasks. The forklift’s mast is a triple-section design offering a maximum fork height of 15.7 feet, with lift and lower speeds of 101 ft/min and 78.1 ft/min respectively, and a maximum fork spread of 40 inches. The mast can tilt forward by 9 degrees and backward by 8 degrees, providing flexibility in load positioning. The overall dimensions include a 7.3-foot height to the top of the overhead guard, an 8-foot length to fork face, 4.3-foot overall width, 3.9 inches of ground clearance, a 7.5-foot turning radius, and a 5.2-foot wheelbase, allowing effective maneuvering in confined spaces. It has an operating weight of approximately 12,921 lbs and features cushion tires optimized for indoor use on smooth surfaces. The machine is capable of a maximum travel speed of 12.2 mph. Hydraulic systems include load-sensing flow control valves for steering to enhance efficiency by reducing power loss and heat buildup. The CGC40 emphasizes operator ergonomics and safety while ensuring durable construction for sustained performance in various warehouse and industrial environments.

Technical Attributes

Tire Type
Pneumatic
Max Fork Height
188.40 ''
Load Capacity
8000 lb
Fuel Type
LPG
Turning Radius
7.50 ft

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