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Toyota Material Handlingrklifts help reduce the risk of tip-overs and spilled loads by increasing the stability of the truck through the System of Active Stability (SAS). The main components of SAS include the Active Control Rear Stabilizer and the Active Mast Function Controller.

Using sensors and a rear axle lock cylinder, the Active Control Rear Stabilizer improves forklift stability during turns. At the other end of the truck, the Active Mast Function Controller regulates both the forward tilt angle of the mast and the rear tilt angle speed, and keeps them within the range of stable movement.

The Automatic Fork-Leveling control button, when depressed, automatically stops the mast in a vertical position and levels the forks. The optional Travel Speed Control allows maximum travel speeds to be reduced without affecting lifting speeds while the truck is stationary or traveling under the set speed.

The series includes cushion tire internal combustion lift trucks in 4,000- to 6,500-pound capacities, and pneumatic tire internal combustion lift trucks in 3,000- to 6,500-pound capacities.

Toyota's four-cylinder, 136-cubic-inch, 4Y gasoline-powered engine, or the 152-cubic-inch, overhead valve 1DZ-II diesel engine powers the 7-Series trucks.

The series features a non-slip floor mat, wide, open footsteps and assist grips on each side of the forklift, plus a hand pad on the engine hood for easy operator entry and exit. Large foot space, leg room and headroom make for a comfortable operator compartment.

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