Remanufactured Part - Repaired Part, is there a difference?

Many people interchange the words remanufactured and repair yet there are major differences between the two. At a time when customers are looking to cut costs, Flight Systems Industrial Products offers an economic alternative - remanufacturing. Just ask your E. D. Farrell Service Technician to supply remanufactured parts in lieu of repaired or new parts.

 Flight Systems Industrial Products remanufactures controls used on

electric and gas powered vehicles, consisting primarily of forklift, golf cart and aerial lifts.  Other platforms include: scrubber-sweepers, scooters, mining cars and electric boats.  This is an "all makes, all models" Reman Program.

FSIP is the authorized GE and Curtis Service Center along with being ISO Certified.  Many of our industry's leading manufacturers have teamed up with the Service Center to assist in providing high quality remanufactured products and services to their dealers.

They also manufacture conversion kits, test equipment and small run new parts for the GE aftermarket industry, conduct training schools, and produce training and technical materials and literature.

Why specify that we use remanufactured parts for your truck?

1.      Both "Remanufactured" and "Repaired" parts will replace broken components

2.      Only "Remanufactured" parts offer the following:

a.       Replace compromised stressed  components

b.      Components upgraded to the latest specifications

c.       Load tested to measure product quality and ensure the unit is equal to or better than the original

d.      Warranty for a period of one year from date of purchase from Flight Systems

OEM approved replacement parts at up to 60% savings over new.

Example:  Crown Part # 117900 Steering Module

a.       Cost for new Module $ 2,655.34

b.      Cost for Premier Reman Part # 550001101 is only $ 711.11.

Call Us today to price out your big job with Reman Parts Today 716-668-7701 or

email us at parts@edfarrell.com.   

Safety Feature:   Startup & Daily Checks

 

Maintenance checks help prevent accidents and increase the life of the truck. Professional operators check their trucks before and after every shift. Yale provides Operator Daily Checklists.

Lift Truck Log - Complete Checklist System

 1.      Check for obvious physical damage and fluid leaks on the floor.

 2.      Make sure the overhead guard, load backrest extension, seat belt and all other safety devices are attached properly.

 3.      Inspect tires. Make sure forks are properly attached and locking clips are in proper position.

 4.      Check capacity plate.

5.      Check parking and service brake and all controls and gauges.

6.      Make sure hood latches are adjusted and fastened.

7.      Check fluid levels.

8.      Listen for unusual noises.

 

A maintenance department tag means:

1.      Do not operate the truck.

2.      Do not try to repair the truck yourself.

3.      Leave the tag on the truck and see your supervisor.

 

Lift Truck Log is a complete OSHA checklist system designed to ensure your operators do checklists properly.

Lift Truck Log kit includes

1.      Daily Checklists - 624 Inspections

2.      Repair Request Forms

3.      Accident Report Forms

4.      Near-miss Report Forms

5.      Lock-out Tag (required if truck unsafe to operate)

6.      PM Tracking History

Lift Truck Log Item # SY71245 ... $99.95ea - Propane

Lift Truck Log Item # SY71245 ... $99.95ea - Electric

 

Call Us to order yours today!  716-668-7701 or email us at parts@edfarrell.com