Forklift For Sale
Browse our full forklift range, from walkie stackers to heavy duty machines above 40 tonne, in electric, LPG, petrol and diesel. Filter by capacity, power type and working environment.
101 Products
A Series Diesel Forklift 1.5-3.8 t
A Series Diesel Forklift 4-5.5 t
A Series End-Control Rider Pallet Truck 2.7-3.6 t
A Series High-Level Order Picker - Narrow Aisle 1.3 t
A Series Order Picker 0.5 t
A Series Order Picker 1.2 t
A Series Reach Truck 1.2-2 t
A Series Reach Truck 1.5-1.8 t
A Series Reach Truck 2-2.5 t
A Series Stand-Up 3-Wheel Electric Forklift 1.5-2.3 t
A Series Turret Truck 1-1.5 t
A Series Walkie Pallet Truck 2.7-3.6 t
How to Choose a Forklift for Your Site
DJJ Equipment offers forklifts and warehouse handling equipment for pallet movement, loading and specialised lifting tasks. The range includes electric and internal-combustion options, with different capacities and configurations for indoor and outdoor work.
Start with your typical load, required lift height and available operating space. Power type, ground conditions and daily usage will help narrow the choices before you compare individual models.
Before you choose, check:
- Maximum load weight, dimensions and load centre
- Required lift height and overhead clearances
- Aisle widths and available turning space
- Floor surfaces, gradients and outdoor ground conditions
- Suitable power type and capacity at working height
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you speak with the team.
Do my operators need a licence to drive a forklift?
Yes, operating a forklift truck in Australia requires a High Risk Work Licence (class LF), issued by your state regulator after training with a Registered Training Organisation. Walkie stackers and pallet jacks fall outside that definition, but operators still need training, so confirm current requirements with SafeWork NSW, WorkSafe Queensland or WorkSafe WA.
Should I hire a forklift or buy one outright?
Hire suits seasonal peaks, breakdown cover and projects with uncertain demand, while buying usually suits steady long-term use. DJJ Equipment offers short-term and long-term forklift hire on selected models, with minimum hire terms depending on the machine and branch.
Which forklift should I buy for indoor and outdoor work?
For work that moves between a warehouse and a paved yard, an electric counterbalance forklift rated for indoor and outdoor use is usually the best fit, such as units in the Hangcha XA, XC, XE and XH ranges. LPG can work indoors only where ventilation is adequate, diesel is normally an outdoor machine, and for unsealed or rough ground an all terrain forklift is the better choice. Reach trucks and walkie stackers belong on smooth indoor floors.
Can DJJ service my forklift after purchase, including other brands?
Yes. DJJ services Hangcha and can work on most major forklift brands from workshops in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, with on-site service where practical in selected areas. Check your make and model with the service team on 1300 646 747.
Is finance or rent to own available on forklifts?
Finance is arranged through DJJ's finance partner, and pre-approval is no-cost and obligation-free. Rent to own is offered on selected forklifts through current promotions, subject to finance approval, so ask the sales team which models are included right now.
How much does a new forklift cost?
Capacity sets most of the price, followed by power type, mast height, attachments and whether the battery and charger are included. As a guide, a new 2.5 to 3 t electric counterbalance forklift typically costs from the low $20,000s to about $65,000 in Australia, based on market prices as at October 2026. Product pages do not show prices, so send the load, lift height and hours for a quote, and see our current offers for machines with a published price.
Next Step
Tell Us About Your Application
Share what you need to move, how high it needs to lift and where it will operate. Our team can help narrow suitable models for purchase or hire.
Buy & Hire · 1800 355 388
Service · 1300 646 747