forklift

[DesperadosGaming]

when do we get a forklift that is attacht to the truck for loading and so on

[Meceka [SimulaGames]]

Hi, it's on our list but it's not yet 100% certain if we are going to add it. We will decide after the game is out of early access.

[DesperadosGaming]

Originally posted by Meceka SimulaGames:

Hi, it's on our list but it's not yet 100% certain if we are going to add it. We will decide after the game is out of early access.

then I will refund the game wish you good luck farther with the game no forklift on a truck the most unatural truck game I ever have seen

[I SEV3N S1NS I]

I'm a truck driver, like... An actual real one that drives a Peterbilt hooked up to a 53' Great Dane trailer lol We don't haul forklifts around on our trucks to unload our own freight.

Shippers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse that load us and Receivers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse to unload us...

Literally the only people that carry their own "Forklift" around are the hardware store drivers that work for Lowes and Home Depot (Large hardware stores) for home deliveries. They carry it around on the back of their flatbed and it's called a "Moffett".

[Nintenmike.3dsx]

Originally posted by I SEV3N S1NS I:

I'm a truck driver, like... An actual real one that drives a Peterbilt hooked up to a 53' Great Dane trailer lol We don't haul forklifts around on our trucks to unload our own freight.

Shippers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse that load us and Receivers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse to unload us...

Literally the only people that carry their own "Forklift" around are the hardware store drivers that work for Lowes and Home Depot (Large hardware stores) for home deliveries. They carry it around on the back of their flatbed and it's called a "Moffett".

Thanks for letting us know!
Cheers!
Mike

[Bobby]

Originally posted by I SEV3N S1NS I:

I'm a truck driver, like... An actual real one that drives a Peterbilt hooked up to a 53' Great Dane trailer lol We don't haul forklifts around on our trucks to unload our own freight.

Shippers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse that load us and Receivers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse to unload us...

Literally the only people that carry their own "Forklift" around are the hardware store drivers that work for Lowes and Home Depot (Large hardware stores) for home deliveries. They carry it around on the back of their flatbed and it's called a "Moffett".

I don’t understand your point. Real trucker vs what? Other truckers in the world don’t because you said so……
That’s all and dandy in your part of the world but not relevant to other parts of the world that truckers use their own forklifts.
There’s no Lowes or Home Depot in the U.K. for a start. It’s like comparing ETS2 with ATS. Don’t!
They use them in small depots that don’t own forklifts and on sites that require drop offs of equipment for distribution to work vans etc. I see them on a daily bases.
https://www.hiab.com/en/brands/moffett

[I SEV3N S1NS I]

Originally posted by Bobby:

Originally posted by I SEV3N S1NS I:

I'm a truck driver, like... An actual real one that drives a Peterbilt hooked up to a 53' Great Dane trailer lol We don't haul forklifts around on our trucks to unload our own freight.

Shippers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse that load us and Receivers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse to unload us...

Literally the only people that carry their own "Forklift" around are the hardware store drivers that work for Lowes and Home Depot (Large hardware stores) for home deliveries. They carry it around on the back of their flatbed and it's called a "Moffett".

I don’t understand your point. Real trucker vs what? Other truckers in the world don’t because you said so……
That’s all and dandy in your part of the world but not relevant to other parts of the world that truckers use their own forklifts.
There’s no Lowes or Home Depot in the U.K. for a start. It’s like comparing ETS2 with ATS. Don’t!
They use them in small depots that don’t own forklifts and on sites that require drop offs of equipment for distribution to work vans etc. I see them on a daily bases.
https://www.hiab.com/en/brands/moffett

The post you posted literally says "moffett" in the title, thanks for sharing and proving my point ;)

[Blu]

Originally posted by I SEV3N S1NS I:

I'm a truck driver, like... An actual real one that drives a Peterbilt hooked up to a 53' Great Dane trailer lol We don't haul forklifts around on our trucks to unload our own freight.

Shippers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse that load us and Receivers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse to unload us...

Literally the only people that carry their own "Forklift" around are the hardware store drivers that work for Lowes and Home Depot (Large hardware stores) for home deliveries. They carry it around on the back of their flatbed and it's called a "Moffett".

its quite common in the UK to have what they call moffet loaders theyre fork lifts that attach to the back of trucks

[Meceka [SimulaGames]]

We have the Moffet forklift on our "Ideas" list and will reconsider it after the full release.
I can't guarantee anything, but can say that we are interested in the vehicle. :)

[Copi]

Originally posted by Blu:

Originally posted by I SEV3N S1NS I:

I'm a truck driver, like... An actual real one that drives a Peterbilt hooked up to a 53' Great Dane trailer lol We don't haul forklifts around on our trucks to unload our own freight.

Shippers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse that load us and Receivers have their own forklifts inside their warehouse to unload us...

Literally the only people that carry their own "Forklift" around are the hardware store drivers that work for Lowes and Home Depot (Large hardware stores) for home deliveries. They carry it around on the back of their flatbed and it's called a "Moffett".

its quite common in the UK to have what they call moffet loaders theyre fork lifts that attach to the back of trucks

I don't see many trailers with forklifts in Germany and we are a transit country so there are truckers from all over Europe.

[Blu]

Originally posted by Copi:

Originally posted by Blu:

its quite common in the UK to have what they call moffet loaders theyre fork lifts that attach to the back of trucks

I don't see many trailers with forklifts in Germany and we are a transit country so there are truckers from all over Europe.

i did say UK not germany theyre usually on the back of class 2 fixed body HGVs

[Chester]

Originally posted by Desperados:

Originally posted by Meceka SimulaGames:

Hi, it's on our list but it's not yet 100% certain if we are going to add it. We will decide after the game is out of early access.

then I will refund the game wish you good luck farther with the game no forklift on a truck the most unatural truck game I ever have seen

I'm a RL truck driver and I've never driven a truck with a forklift on the back, they really aren't that common (or necessary) :P Normally you use the equipment at the delivery end.

[TwinShadow]

I've actually seen them. They're not common, but they do occur. They're used for home deliveries from places like Home Depot or Lowe's (in the US anyway, I don't know about those in Europe) to unload very heavy stuff that requires some forklift and a flatbed.