lucky you, your redoing a nice one in my opinion, try redoing one thats actually got battle scars all over the counter weight, and alot of beating and banging and also rust.

That's impressive! It looks like a brand new one. Great job, man.

it looks almost hypnotising, the way he cleans it and gives it a new life.

I find it very satisfying how it’s clean.

That gorgeous red forklift looks amazing after the restoration 😩, wish i could have it to accomplish my forklifting dreams

You pretty much made it brand new !💣💣

after this clip I want to repair and clean my grandmother's car haha :)))))

waaa the song is so fluffy, not in the end tho :))... i think the music was the main reason why i watch all the video hahaha :)))))

i will show this to my papa

Very nice sir. I just purchased a 1995 Hyster H155XL with 2070 hrs on a Perkins. It was an Air Force machine, no leaks, not at all beat, hydraulic forks all the bells and whistles not that they had many in 95. I want to repaint to original Hyster color, yellow. The machine is now your typical flat olive drab green. Do you have any advise you could share? I'm going to put six new tires, change all the filters, inspect the hoses and change out if any cracking. Thank you, Eric

I would like to put a custom paint job on that !

Your video is very entertaining and usefull. You are very skilled.👏👏👍👍

Awesome job! How many hrs to complete?

Anyone should take care of their machines. But what do I do if I don't have a proper space to paint it? How can I improvise one?

What brand of paint was used?

how long did it take to paint it?

DON'T FORGET TO CLEAN THOSE DIRTY FORKLIFT TRUCK EARS

Eye protection....