Don't know why I drive a forklift at work and come home to watch a bunch of forklift videos. Do I have the Forklift Fever?

Instead of the music it would of been much more helpful for the guy driving to tell you what everything he is pointing and touching actually IS.

Who lied on their resume and still got the job after watching this? 😂🤣👍💯💯....

why are u moving so fast it supposed to b teaching not showing how good u drive

Just converted 2 Min video into 2 years of fork lift experience lol

Didn't actually do the other physical checks, tyres, forks damage, bodywork condition, raising mast to full height to check for leaks/wear, load bearing rear cage condition! Tbh not the best informative video!! Also should not be touching the controls whislt the truck is moving...handbrake & neutral then use the levers!!

Don't look easy

Would be nice if he speaks out, for the newbies, like me. Unless he can't speak, eres mudo?

5years later… who still lying on resumes???

Everyone know why we here 😂

Lied on a resume..... now I’m here

Shows up for job interview.

Driving a forklift isn't hard at all. I currently drive a sit down clamp truck, and double fork. My trainer was very patient and made sure I knew everything before releasing me. I didn't have a trainer at my last job. I ended up failing, but I was bless with a better job. I started off as a temp, and now I'm going full time this week.

as someone who aspires to become a forklift operator in the future, I thank you

i have driven forklifts for the past 17 years and also reach trucks ... as well as loaders and diggers and bobcats in the past. its a somewhat enjoyable occupation ☺

Brings back old memories :), drove a clamp truck for 19 of the 27 years I worked in newsprint mill in Newberg Oregon. Loved driving those things.

It's an old video but wth, I'll mention it anyway. That button on the second lever (from the left), your pitch lever, is to straighten your forks to true straight. That way there's no guesswork. You just tilt your forks all the way back, and as you tilt them back to the forward position, you keep your finger on that button. It will stop the forks when they are straight. It won't go any further when holding the button, so when it stops, that's when you know the forks are level. ✌️ Best of luck to anyone new out there. It's easier than you'd think.

That guy is a pro for real. Nice video!

I start work next week as a forklift driver and I've never touched a forklift in my life.. my first day I will be tested lol.. I dun fucked up haha