The right material handling equipment starts with the right manufacturer. LiftOne works with trusted industrial brands known for performance, reliability and innovation across forklifts, aerial lifts, terminal tractors, railcar movers, industrial vehicles and specialty equipment.Â
Our lineup includes leading material handling equipment manufacturers such as Hyster®, Yale®, Ottawa®, Combilift®, JLG®, Genie®, Taylor-Dunn®, Motrec®, Rail King®, Sellick®, Drexel® and Landoll®. Whether you’re outfitting a warehouse, expanding a distribution operation or solving a specialized material handling challenge, our team can help you compare equipment and find the right fit for your application.Â
And the relationship doesn’t end with the equipment. LiftOne supports the brands we sell with trained technicians, parts, maintenance and aftermarket expertise, helping you get more value from your investment over its full working life.Â
Hyster
Hyster® has built its reputation around tough equipment for demanding material handling environments. Its product range spans electric and internal combustion forklifts, reach trucks, pallet trucks, high-capacity lift trucks and container handlers, with lifting capacities extending from light warehouse applications to some of the heaviest industrial loads LiftOne supports. Current LiftOne inventory includes models across electric counterbalanced, warehouse and high-capacity applications.Â
LiftOne’s relationship with Hyster goes well beyond equipment sales. LiftOne earned the 2025 Hyster Dealer of Distinction Award, recognizing performance in customer satisfaction, market growth, sales excellence and service quality. LiftOne had also received the distinction for 13 consecutive years through the 2024 award cycle. That combination of proven equipment and recognized dealer support gives customers a strong foundation for long-term fleet performance. Â
Yale
With more than a century of material handling experience, Yale® develops lift trucks for the changing needs of warehouses, distribution centers and industrial operations. Its equipment portfolio includes electric and internal combustion forklifts, reach trucks, narrow aisle equipment, order pickers, pallet trucks and tow tractors, giving businesses options for everything from everyday pallet movement to high-throughput warehouse applications. Â
Yale’s focus on technology, ergonomics and productivity makes the brand especially relevant for operations looking to modernize their fleets or transition toward electric equipment. LiftOne complements that product breadth with parts, maintenance and repair support from trained technicians. LiftOne was also named a 2025 Yale Dealer of Excellence, continuing a relationship recognized for customer support, expertise and material handling performance. Â
Ottawa
Ottawa® terminal tractors are purpose-built to make trailer movement faster and more efficient across distribution centers, warehouses, ports and industrial yards. LiftOne offers Ottawa 4x2 and 6x4 terminal tractors in both on-road and off-road configurations, including the T2 platform and DOT/EPA models. Â
Ottawa has a long history of innovation in yard management equipment, combining maneuverability, durability and operator-focused design. Features available across the line include Tier 4 engines, automatic transmissions and configurations built for demanding trailer-spotting applications. For organizations looking to improve material handling flow between the yard and the dock, Ottawa provides a specialized solution that can help increase efficiency where conventional trucks are not the best fit. LiftOne has also been recognized as an Ottawa Premier Partner. Â
Combilift
Combilift® specializes in equipment for jobs that conventional forklifts aren’t designed to handle. Its multidirectional forklifts, sideloaders and specialty trucks are particularly well suited for long, bulky or oversized loads, such as lumber, steel, pipe and building materials.Â
LiftOne’s Combilift lineup includes C-Series multidirectional forklifts, electric models, stand-on trucks and two-directional sideloaders. By allowing operators to travel in multiple directions, Combilift equipment can reduce the aisle space required to move long loads while improving maneuverability in tight facilities. Â
Combilift has built its reputation around solving difficult space and handling challenges rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach to forklift design. That makes the brand a strong option for businesses looking to increase storage density or move unconventional materials more efficiently.Â
JLG
JLG® has been developing aerial access equipment since 1969 and remains one of the most recognizable names in mobile elevated work platforms. LiftOne offers JLG scissor lifts, articulating boom lifts and telescopic boom lifts designed for applications ranging from indoor facility maintenance to large outdoor projects. Â
Popular JLG equipment available through LiftOne includes compact electric scissor lifts, as well as larger models, such as the 1250AJP articulating boom and 1200SJP, 1350SJP and 1500SJ telescopic booms. That range gives businesses options for tight indoor spaces, vertical access and jobs requiring significant horizontal reach.Â
With equipment built around reach, stability and operator access, JLG gives maintenance, construction and industrial teams practical ways to work safely and productively at height.Â
Genie
Since 1966, Genie® has focused on aerial work equipment built to help crews reach difficult work areas safely and efficiently. Its product lineup includes electric and rough terrain scissor lifts, articulating booms, telescopic booms and vertical personnel lifts for indoor and outdoor applications. Â
LiftOne carries Genie equipment across multiple power options, giving businesses flexibility based on where the machine will work. Electric and battery-powered models can support indoor environments where noise and emissions matter, while rough terrain and engine-powered models provide the capability needed for more demanding outdoor jobsites.Â
From GSâ„¢ scissor lifts to Sâ„¢ and SXâ„¢ telescopic booms, Genie offers equipment across a wide range of working heights and applications, making it easier to match the machine to the job rather than compromise around a single platform type.Â
Taylor-Dunn
Taylor-Dunn® has manufactured industrial vehicles since 1949, building equipment designed to move people and materials efficiently across large facilities. Its lineup includes personnel carriers, burden carriers, tow tractors, utility vehicles and stock chasers used in manufacturing plants, warehouses, campuses, airports and other large operations. Â
LiftOne also carries Fusion industrial utility vehicles alongside Taylor-Dunn. The Fusion line expands the available options for businesses that need practical transportation and material movement without stepping up to a full-size truck or forklift. Across these product families, customers can choose from vehicles designed for personnel movement, towing, carrying loads and customized facility applications.Â
Taylor-Dunn’s combination of compact footprints, application flexibility and purpose-built industrial designs makes the brand especially useful in facilities where people and materials need to travel significant distances throughout the day.Â
Motrec
Motrec® specializes in industrial electric vehicles designed around the specific ways businesses move people and materials. Its lineup includes burden carriers, tow tractors, personnel carriers and other configurable vehicles that can be adapted for manufacturing plants, warehouses, distribution centers and large commercial facilities.Â
LiftOne currently carries a broad range of Motrec MC-Series vehicles, including the MC-270, MC-360, MC-480 and MC-660 in multiple voltage and heavy-duty configurations.Â
Customization is one of Motrec’s strengths. Different platforms can be configured around load requirements, towing needs and facility workflows, helping customers avoid paying for capabilities they don’t need while still getting a vehicle built for the job. For operations looking to reduce manual movement or improve transportation across a large site, Motrec offers a practical electric alternative.Â
Rail King
Rail King® builds railcar movers for operations that need to position railcars efficiently without relying on a conventional locomotive. Its equipment is designed around traction, visibility, operator comfort and the ability to move between road and rail environments.Â
LiftOne carries Rail King models, including the RK285, RK290, RK300, RK320 and RK330, giving customers options across a range of railcar-moving requirements. Â
Available configurations include dual-direction and full-width cab designs, helping facilities match the machine to their track layout and operating requirements. For manufacturing plants, distribution sites and other rail-served facilities, Rail King provides a specialized material handling solution that can help streamline railcar positioning while maintaining operator control and visibility.Â
Sellick
Sellick® forklifts are built for conditions where standard warehouse equipment reaches its limits. The brand specializes in rough terrain and truck-mounted forklifts designed to work across uneven ground, outdoor yards and demanding jobsites.Â
LiftOne’s Sellick lineup includes the S Series, with rough terrain forklifts offering capacities from approximately 6,000 to 16,000 pounds. Features across the range include large pneumatic tires, heavy-duty frames and four-wheel-drive configurations engineered to maintain traction and control on challenging surfaces. The S160, for example, combines a 16,000-pound capacity with four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering for heavy loads in rough terrain environments. Â
That combination makes Sellick a strong fit for lumber yards, construction, building supply, recycling and other businesses that need forklift capability beyond paved warehouse floors.Â
Aisle-Master
Aisle-Master® articulated forklifts are designed around one clear goal: making better use of warehouse space. By operating in very narrow aisles, these trucks can help businesses increase storage density without expanding their building footprint.Â
Available through LiftOne as part of the Combilift portfolio, the Aisle-Master range includes electric, LPG and order-picking models. Equipment such as the AC Electric Aisle Master, Aisle Master LPG and AME-OP combines articulated steering with the ability to work in narrow warehouse environments. Â
That flexibility allows one truck to handle tasks that might otherwise require multiple equipment types, including narrow aisle storage and conventional loading applications. For warehouses under pressure to create more pallet positions from the same square footage, Aisle-Master offers a practical way to rethink the layout.Â
Drexel
Drexel® develops specialty forklifts for facilities where aisle width, load size or application requirements make conventional lift trucks impractical. Its SwingMast® and very narrow aisle designs allow operators to rotate and side-shift loads while working in significantly tighter spaces.Â
LiftOne carries Drexel models, including the SLT30/35, SL60/80, SL120 and FL40-60EX. Certain SwingMast models can perform front- and side-loading work in narrow aisles, reducing the space normally required for a counterbalanced forklift. Â
Drexel also offers equipment for specialized environments. The FL40-60EX, for example, is an explosion-proof electric forklift designed for hazardous applications. That range makes Drexel particularly useful for businesses looking to increase storage density or solve highly specific material handling challenges. Â
Landoll
Landoll® has been manufacturing industrial equipment since 1963, with a reputation built around durable engineering and specialized solutions. Within material handling, the company is closely associated with narrow aisle and specialty forklift designs that help businesses move loads efficiently where conventional equipment may not fit. Â
Landoll’s material handling expertise includes equipment like the stand-up compact forklift and precision telehandler, engineered for applications requiring tight maneuverability, specialized load handling and dependable performance in demanding facilities. The company’s broader manufacturing background also informs its focus on rugged construction, serviceability and practical design.Â
For customers facing unusual warehouse layouts or handling requirements, Landoll provides another specialized option within LiftOne’s portfolio, backed by LiftOne’s equipment expertise and aftermarket support.Â
Why Buy Forklift and Material Handling Equipment Through LiftOne?Â
Choosing the right manufacturer is only part of the decision. LiftOne supports the equipment it sells with parts, trained technicians, maintenance and service capabilities across its Southeast network. We currently represent leading material handling brands across forklifts, aerial lifts, industrial vehicles, specialty equipment, trailer spotters and railcar movers. Â
LiftOne has also earned manufacturer and industry recognition, including Hyster Dealer of Distinction, Yale Dealer of Excellence and Ottawa Premier Partner. Â
That means customers can evaluate manufacturers based on the equipment itself while also considering the service, parts availability and long-term support behind it. Â
