Baker Forklift Parts

What Kind of Baker Forklift Do You Have?

Baker produced a wide line of electric, LPG, and diesel trucks before the brand was merged and rebranded. Many are still running strong, but model numbers can be tricky. If you’re not sure what you’ve got, here’s what helps us pin it down:

• Model plate or data tag usually found on the frame or under the seat
• Serial number helps identify production changes
• Engine or power type (Diesel, LPG, or Electric)
• A photo of your truck – send one and we’ll identify it at MDS Forklift Parts

Common places you’ll still see Baker lifts working:

• Small factories and fabrication shops
• Warehouses with long-serving fleets
• Repair yards using them as backup or secondary trucks

No matter the application, MDS can help you buy Baker forklift parts with confidence, whether it’s from our catalog of USA Baker forklift parts or our range of online Baker forklift parts available for fast shipping.

Keeping Older Baker Forklifts Alive

• Inspect wiring frequently since age can make harnesses brittle
• Keep up on hydraulic seal changes because older cylinders are more prone to leaking under pressure
• Watch for mast chain wear – Baker masts are heavy-duty but when the chain goes, it can cause alignment problems
• Don’t ignore small engine performance issues, older LPG and diesel parts are sensitive to dirt and poor fuel quality

For rare or discontinued parts, we even stock forklift attachments Baker parts and lift trucks & tables Baker forklift parts to keep your operation moving.