- Serving Albuquerque & Central New Mexico
- 505-361-6604
- Mon to Fri, 7 to 5
- Serving Albuquerque & Central New Mexico
- 505-361-6604
- Mon to Fri, 7 to 5
On-site repair and maintenance for telehandlers, boom lifts, skid steers, and other heavy equipment. Full mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical coverage, performed where your equipment works.
Service across major makes: JLG, Skytrack, and more. Mast, boom, hydraulic, and engine work.
Hydraulic, electrical, and structural service.
Engine, hydraulic, drivetrain, and attachment service.
Bobcat, Terex, Altec, and most major brands. If it's in your fleet, we'll talk through whether we can service it.
And many more. If it runs, we can service it.
Tell us the equipment, the symptoms, and the location, including jobsite access details if relevant.
A technician arrives with the tools to handle heavy equipment work, identifying the actual fault on-site.
We confirm scope and cost before any work continues. Most repairs are completed on-site; specialty parts take a couple of business days.
Based in Belen. Serving Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and surrounding communities, with statewide service when the job requires it. An on-site service fee applies, with drive time charged for jobs outside city limits.
Apex Forklift Solutions, LLC
2579 State Highway 47, Belen, NM 87002
ANSI standards call for a full inspection every 13 months, along with a more frequent check every three months or 150 hours of use, whichever comes first. These are separate from the required daily walkaround before each use. Apex Forklift Solutions can perform these scheduled inspections on-site and document them in a written report for your compliance records.
Low hydraulic fluid, a clogged filter, a bad quick-attach coupler connection, or a failed auxiliary hydraulic solenoid are the most common causes, and the attachment itself is rarely the actual problem. Apex Forklift Solutions checks the machine’s hydraulic supply first before assuming the attachment needs to be replaced.
It comes down to physics rather than a malfunction. As the boom reaches further out, the load moves farther from the machine’s center of stability, so the safe lifting weight drops even though the engine and hydraulics are working exactly as they should. The load chart in the cab shows the actual safe capacity at each height and reach. Apex Forklift Solutions can check that the load chart matches the machine’s current attachment and configuration if there’s ever doubt about it.
Yes. Attachments have their own wear points, hydraulic connections, and mounting hardware that can fail independently of the machine they’re attached to. Apex Forklift Solutions checks attachments and quick-couplers as part of a service visit rather than assuming the machine and the attachment are one system.
Telehandlers generally run larger hydraulic systems, work in rougher outdoor conditions, and put more stress on structural components like the boom, so the wear patterns and inspection points differ from a typical indoor forklift. Apex Forklift Solutions services both, and adjusts the diagnostic approach based on which type of equipment is in front of the technician.
