Carried new — plus inspected used

Clark Forklifts in Northeast Ohio

Clark built its first lift truck in 1917 and still builds one of the most durable counterbalance lineups on the market. We sell new Clark IC (internal combustion) and electric trucks in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. Clark is a practical, well-priced choice for plant and warehouse work.

Clark electric forklift stacking IBC totes in a warehouse
NEW + USED — Clark

New Clark forklifts in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. Free, no-obligation quotes.

The line

Why we quote Clark

Clark is the line we quote for plain counterbalance work when the budget matters. IC trucks run from 3,000 lb to 18,000 lb on LP or diesel. Cushion tires suit indoor slabs, and pneumatic tires suit yards and dock aprons. The electric range runs up to 10,000 lb. Clark also builds reach trucks, order pickers, pallet jacks, stackers and tow tractors.

Much of the building stock around Akron and Canton is older plant space. Many of those buildings have lower clear heights, tighter column spacing and floors that have settled over the years. A compact cushion-tire truck on a two-stage mast often fits that space better than a tall three-stage truck. We measure the building before we quote, not after delivery.

Clark trucks also last. They stay in service a long time, and parts for older units are easy to find. That makes a used Clark easier to justify than a used truck with thin parts support. New Clark trucks are sold in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. Buyers in Cleveland and the rest of Cuyahoga County can get used trucks, rentals and service from us.

What we supply

Clark at a glance

The Clark lineup we carry new, plus inspected used units as they come through.

  1. 01LP and diesel pneumatic trucks, 3,000-18,000 lb
  2. 02LP cushion-tire trucks, 3,000-15,500 lb
  3. 03Electric counterbalance, three- and four-wheel, 3,000-10,000 lb
  4. 04NPX reach trucks and narrow-aisle order pickers
  5. 05Pallet jacks, walkie stackers and electric tow tractors

In the field

Clark at work

Manufacturer photography of the Clark line. Scroll for more.

Clark cushion-tire forklift moving palletized stock indoors

Clark cushion-tire forklift moving palletized stock indoors

Clark HWX rider pallet truck moving parts in a plant

Clark HWX rider pallet truck moving parts in a plant

Clark walkie stacker loading a box truck at ground level

Clark walkie stacker loading a box truck at ground level

Clark pneumatic-tire forklift working an outdoor yard

Clark pneumatic-tire forklift working an outdoor yard

Clark heavy-capacity forklift at a building materials yard

Clark heavy-capacity forklift at a building materials yard

Clark three-wheel electric counterbalance forklift

Clark three-wheel electric counterbalance forklift

Real used trucks

What a used Clark looks like

Photos of real used Clark trucks, not catalog shots. Used stock changes week to week, so call for what is available now.

Used Clark S25L LP forklift, side view
Used Clark S25L LP forklift, side view
Used Clark S25L LP forklift, rear view with LP tank
Used Clark S25L LP forklift, rear view with LP tank
Used Clark S25L LP forklift, operator side
Used Clark S25L LP forklift, operator side
Mast and forks of the used Clark S25L
Mast and forks of the used Clark S25L

Applications

Where Clark fits in Northeast Ohio

Older plants with lower ceilings

IC cushion tire, 4,000–6,000 lb, on a two-stage mast

General plant and warehouse work

Counterbalance trucks on LP, diesel or electric

Inside-and-out duty

IC pneumatic tire for yards, docks and broken asphalt

Racked storage

NPX reach trucks and order pickers for narrow aisles

Before you buy

Buying a used Clark forklift: what to check

These checks separate a good used truck from an expensive one. You can make every one of them before you commit.

  1. 1

    Parts support is the reason to buy used Clark

    Clark trucks stay in service for decades, and parts for older units are easy to find. That makes an older Clark a sound buy where a truck with thinner support would not be.

  2. 2

    Engine hours vs lift hours

    On IC trucks, these two numbers differ. A truck idling at a dock builds engine hours without doing much work. We read both meters where the truck reports them.

  3. 3

    Mast wear and floor history

    Ask where the truck worked. A Clark that spent its life on a broken floor shows it in the mast rollers and the front axle.

  4. 4

    LP vs diesel condition

    LP trucks usually run cleaner than diesel trucks at the same hours. On diesel trucks, we check for blow-by and injector condition before we recondition.

Questions

Clark questions

1

Where can I buy a new Clark forklift in Northeast Ohio?

We sell new Clark forklifts in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. That covers Akron, Canton and the towns around them. In Cleveland and the rest of Cuyahoga County, we sell used forklifts and offer rentals, service and training, but not new Clark trucks. Call (330) 578-7254.

2

What capacities do Clark forklifts come in?

Clark IC forklifts run from 3,000 lb to 18,000 lb, and Clark electrics run up to 10,000 lb. Cushion tires suit finished indoor floors, and pneumatic tires suit yards. Power options are LP, diesel and electric. We rate the truck against your heaviest real load at your real lift height.

3

Are parts available for older Clark forklifts?

Yes, parts for older Clark forklifts are easy to get. That is one reason the line holds its value. Clark trucks often stay in service for decades. So a reconditioned Clark is easier to justify than a used truck from a maker with thinner parts support.

4

Should I buy a new or used Clark forklift?

The choice between a new and used Clark comes down to duty cycle (how many hours a day the truck works). On a light, single-shift job, a reconditioned truck is often the better business decision. At two or three shifts a day, hours turn into service cost and downtime. There, new is the safer call. We quote both side by side.

Need a Clark
quote?

Tell us the load, the aisle width and the duty cycle. We spec against the job, not the catalog. We will even tell you when a different make fits better.