Batteries: The electrical storage unit which provides either the starting power for Class IV, V, VI or VII trucks or the primary motive power source on Class I, II, or III trucks.

Battery Handling Equipment: Any equipment including hoist, rollers, or cranes utilized for the installation or removal of those products outlined under "batteries". This product also may include any equipment required to comply with all applicable safety standards such as eye wash stations, personnel protection, etc.

Chargers: Those components which replenish the energy to those items outlined under "batteries".

Batteries: The electrical storage unit which provides either the starting power for Class IV, V, VI or VII trucks or the primary motive power source on Class I, II, or III trucks.

Battery Handling Equipment: Any equipment including hoist, rollers, or cranes utilized for the installation or removal of those products outlined under "batteries". This product also may include any equipment required to comply with all applicable safety standards such as eye wash stations, personnel protection, etc.

Batteries: The electrical storage unit which provides either the starting power for Class IV, V, VI or VII trucks or the primary motive power source on Class I, II, or III trucks.

Battery Handling Equipment: Any equipment including hoist, rollers, or cranes utilized for the installation or removal of those products outlined under "batteries". This product also may include any equipment required to comply with all applicable safety standards such as eye wash stations, personnel protection, etc.

Chargers: Those components which replenish the energy to those items outlined under "batteries".

Attachments: Any mechanical device, other than the standard pallet forks, installed on the mast(s) of an industrial truck to handle non-palletized loads. The devices may be hydraulic, electric or mechanical in operation.

Components: Any component, not specifically defined in one of the other product classes, which comprises a basic element of the lift trucks construction so that its elimination would inhibit the vehicle from performing its intended.

Masts: Any mechanism attached to the forklift which provides it with the ability to raise its load and/or operator above 24" from the floor.

Accessories: Any component utilized in lift truck production not specifically defined in one of the other product classes that does not constitute a required part for the lift truck to preform its intended function.

Controls: Any device utilized to provide a variation in the operating speed of any traction or lift motor on Class I, II, or III trucks.

Attachments: Any mechanical device, other than the standard pallet forks, installed on the mast(s) of an industrial truck to handle non-palletized loads. The devices may be hydraulic, electric or mechanical in operation.

Components: Any component, not specifically defined in one of the other product classes, which comprises a basic element of the lift trucks construction so that its elimination would inhibit the vehicle from performing its intended.

Masts: Any mechanism attached to the forklift which provides it with the ability to raise its load and/or operator above 24" from the floor.

Attachments: Any mechanical device, other than the standard pallet forks, installed on the mast(s) of an industrial truck to handle non-palletized loads. The devices may be hydraulic, electric or mechanical in operation.

Masts: Any mechanism attached to the forklift which provides it with the ability to raise its load and/or operator above 24" from the floor.

Tires: All pneumatic or solid rolling assemblies designed to be mounted on a separate rim prior to installation on an axle position.