SOLD! 1997 MOFFETT M5000 Piggyback Truck Mounted Forklift For Sale

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SOLD!1997 MOFFETT M5000 Truck Mounted Piggyback Forklift For Sale

Used Moffett piggyback truck mounted forklifts for sale with 2-stage masts. These Moffett Mounty forklifts are really in great condition, having nice tire rubber and they are ready to work. So why buy new if you are able to purchase a nice used Moffett forklift? Moffett Mounty truck mounted piggyback forklifts dominate the building and landscape material delivery marketplace. Come all our nice used Moffett forklifts on sale. Ladies & gentlemen here you will find a great number of Moffett all-terrian fork-lifts that are in almost new condition. As a used Moffett dealer, before we sell a pre owned forklift, we leak/pressure check, operationally inspect all of our units and then deliver all of them prepared to get the job done. Locating a Moffett Mounty which is in the fine condition our forklifts are in is almost impossible to locate. Our Moffett Mounty truck mounted piggyback forklifts are able to be placed on your trailer, straight truck and/or semi-truck. You will also see lots of other brands of truck mounted piggyback lifts similar to a Moffett for instance Navigator, Donkey, Palfinger, Tailgator as well as Princeton piggyback forklifts to bring up just a few. Nonetheless the Moffett is certainly the brand name that dominates the truck mounted forklift market. Our Moffetts are priced to sell, contact us as soon as you can for a free transport quotation to your location. For anybody who is trying to find a Moffett, contact us promptly for all your truck mounted piggyback forklift requirements. As a licensed truck dealer, we will be able to meet your truck mounted piggy-back forklift straight truck and/or trailer requirements in our sizable inventory. Phone us right now at 260-238-4998. Our used Moffetts deliver the power & reliability that distinguishes them from the others. Their ability to rapidly dismount from the rear of a truck or trailer, in addition to negotiate the most harsh terrain, allows building material deliveries to practically any site.