Nissan QX60 Forklift

Category: Forklifts ➔
Manufacturer: Nissan ➔
Model: QX60 ➔

Brakes

Parking brake	Hand
Service brake	Electric / Hydralic

Dimensions

Counterweight Clearance	4 ft (1 m)
Fork Length	42 in (107 cm)
Fork Thickness	2 in (5 cm)
Fork width	5 in (13 cm)
Gradeability	14%
Ground Clearance	4 in (11 cm)
Height to Top of Overhead Guard	7 ft (2 m)
Length to Fork Face	8 ft (2 m)
Max Fork Height	11 ft (3 m)
Overall Width	4 ft (1 m)
Right Angle Stack	9 ft (3 m)
Turning Radius	7 ft (2 m)
Wheelbase	6 ft (2 m)

Electrical System

Batteries	600 Ah
Voltage	80 V

Engine

Engine Make	Nissan
Engine Model	Qx60

MAST

Lift Speed	108 ft/min (33 m/min)
Load Capacity	5,997 lbs (2,720 kg)
Load Center	24 in (61 cm)
Lower Speed	98 ft/min (30 m/min)

Operating Specifications

Drawbar Pull	2,733 lbs (1,240 kg)
Max Speed	13 mph (21 kph)
Number of Front Wheels	2
Number of Rear Wheels	2
Operating Weight	11,464 lbs (5,200 kg)
Tire Type	Solid Pneumatic

Tires

Front Tires Size	23x10 - 12
Rear Tires Size	18x7 - 8

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