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TorqueTHE TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING MAGAZINE

Toyota Material Handling

SPRING 2012

MAJORSERVICE SALEPAGE 20 - 23

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PACIFIC BIOLOGICS GOES GREENAustralia’s leading supplier of mosquito-control products has commissioned a new Toyota battery-electric forklift.

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*Australian Forklift Survey conducted by Salmat Customer Contact Solutions on behalf of Toyota Material Handling Australia Pty Ltd in January – June 2012.

Contents4 Pacifi c Biologics goes green

6 Toyota named the world’s greenest brand

8 TmhA lends a hand to charity

9 Toyota’s SA branch wins president’s award

10 Lexus launches new-look rx range

12 hino bolsters Australian defence capability

13 Toyota gives Darwin building supplier a boost

14 Toyota goes into bat for Cricket Australia

17 Toyota huskis for hire online

18 Toyota promotes forklift driving skills

20 major sevice sale

Welcome to the Spring 2012 edition of the Toyota

Material Handling Australia (TMHA) magazine

“Torque”. In this edition we are going green,

showing how one of Australia’s leading suppliers

of mosquito-control products has commissioned a

Toyota battery-electric forklift to improve productivity

and reduce emissions at its Queensland branch.

We also look at Toyota’s expanding family of Prius

automotive models, and how they have played a

major role in Toyota recently being named the “best

global green brand” as published by International

brand consultancy Interbrand.

And are you looking for parts and service solutions

for your forklift or skid steer loader? Toyota Material

Handling has the answer. Call us today on 1800

425 438 and see why a Toyota Material Handling

service is genuinely better for your forklift and skid

steer loader, and for your pocket.

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Pacific BioLogics Pty Ltd commissioned the

1.8-tonne capacity Toyota 7-FBE18 battery

electric forklift in February 2012 at its Kippa-Ring

warehouses in Brisbane’s north.

The battery electric Toyota forklift replaces a

diesel machine from another manufacturer.

Warehouse manager Alex Boyd said changing

to the battery electric forklift had eliminated fuel

spills and fumes, and reduced noise.

“One of the two warehouses on this site has

an office inside, and switching to the electric

machine means people can work in the office

without the noise disturbance that the previous

forklift created,” he said.

“The new Toyota forklift also offers increased

safety, ease of use and convenience, including a

side-shift feature that we didn’t have before.

“It’s a neat bit of gear, as the saying goes; simple

to operate and easy to recharge – just plug-in

and the charger takes care of itself.”

Mr Boyd said the new Toyota forklift’s primary

role is lifting sandbags into a cradle, and then

lifting the combined 1300kg of the bag and

cradle over a hopper.

It is also used to unload chemicals from trucks,

as part of Pacific BioLogics’ expansion into the

rural wholesale market.

Toyota Material Handling Brisbane forklift

area manager (sales and rental) Adam Gates

said Pacific BioLogics initially enquired about

replacing the old diesel forklift with an internal-

combustion machine running on LPG, to further

to company’s green image.

“Further study led us to offer a battery electric

machine,” he said.

“We gave the customer a ‘whole of life

ownership’ comparison between LPG and

Battery Electric, with tables to help calculate

the total cost of a unit, including fuel versus

battery usage/consumption, operating costs, and

recommendations for the battery and charger.

“Based on that information, Pacific BioLogics

chose the battery electric forklift.”

Pacific BioLogics Pty Ltd was founded in October

1999 as a subsidiary of Clarke, a 65-year-old

family-owned company that has been at the

forefront of mosquito control for many decades.

It supplies to local and state government, pest-

control operators, mines, resorts, retail and many

others in the private sector.

In 2005 the company diversified into the rural

wholesale market.

Australia’s leading supplier of mosquito-control products has commissioned a Toyota battery electric forklift to improve productivity and reduce emissions at its Queensland branch.

Pacific BioLogics goes green with a Toyota electric forklift

Toyota and Lexus hybrids since 2001.

This is a landmark year for the development

of Prius in Australia with the introduction of

the compact Prius c city car and the seven-

seat Prius v alongside the established, third-

generation Prius hatchback.

Expansion of Prius into a family of vehicles

makes the environmental benefits of Toyota’s

Hybrid Synergy Drive® technology available

to a wider range of customers, with different

motoring needs.

In Australia, Toyota has also launched the

second generation of its locally built Camry

Hybrid, the most powerful yet fuel-efficient car

in the Camry range.

Toyota around the world is aiming to reduce

carbon emissions across its manufacturing

and sales processes. It is also working

towards conserving natural resources through

reuse and recycling of materials.

Toyota’s Australian operations are focused on

reducing waste and energy consumption.

The company’s long-term approach towards

sustainable operations is reflected in the

current building of a new engine plant that will

provide fuel-efficient engines for Camry and,

for the first time, Camry Hybrid.

Toyota has retained its number one position in the

second annual Best Global Green Brands report,

published by International brand consultancy

Interbrand.

The report credits Toyota’s achievement to the fact

it continues to make environmental sustainability a

core management priority.

It cites the expansion of the world’s first mass-

produced full hybrid vehicle, the Toyota Prius, into

a full family of models as a further success story.

Interbrand’s results are based on the public

perception of a company’s environmental

sustainability and the demonstration of that

performance based on publicly available

information and data.

Worldwide sales of Toyota’s full hybrid vehicles

passed four million at the end of April this year.

In Australia, Toyota has sold more than 40,000

Toyota the world’s greenest brandToyota’s expanding family of Prius models has played a major role in the company being named the “best global green” brand.

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Toyota’s South Australian forklift branch wins president’s awardToyota Material Handling Australia’s South Australian forklift branch TMH (SA) has won the Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA) President’s Award for Excellence.

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It is the second time the South Australian

branch has won the prestigious award in three

years, the first being won in 2009.

TMHA president and CEO Terry Unnai

presented the award to general manager

South Australia Hamish Harper at a gala dinner

at Sydney’s Westin Hotel earlier this month.

On the same night, TMH Brisbane branch area

sales manager Daniel Ford won the highest

individual prize - the Top Gear award for the

Sales Target Incentive Guru (previously known

as the Top Gun, Sales Society Award).

TMH (SA) is the official South Australian

branch for the Toyota Industrial Equipment,

BT Lift Truck and Raymond Forklift product

ranges, as well as Toyota’s range of Huski

skid-steer loaders and towing tractors.

The President’s Award for Excellence

recognises excellence in all aspects of Toyota

Material Handling (TMH) branch operations.

Mr Unnai said TMH (SA) had set the

benchmark for excellence for the whole TMHA

network last year.

“It’s always good to reward a branch that fully

embraces the Toyota philosophy of Customer

First,” he said.

Mr Harper said the dealership’s second

President’s Award was recognition for the hard

work of his entire staff.

“We have taken advantage of the scale of

TMHA by leveraging areas of accounting, HR

and marketing, and that has allowed us to

concentrate on delivering the best customer

service with a great support network,” he said.

“The other main driver has been our stability of

staff; we have 71 team members and very little

turnover, giving our customers consistency

with service but also reinforcing a collective

team culture.”

TMH (SA) supports its customers with a fleet of

more than 25 service vans based at the branch’s

headquarters in Cavan Road, Gepps Cross.

Top Gear award winner Daniel Ford joined

TMH (QLD) in February 2006.

“Working for Toyota means selling a prominent

forklift brand that is well known in the industry

as the market leader,” he said.

“All the TMHA branches work together as

a team and have a common goal, which is

customer satisfaction.

“TMHA gives you recognition for your efforts

and rewards you for your hard work, and

I couldn’t have won this award without the

ongoing support and work ethic of the field

service department, the workshop technicians

and the QLD sales team’s continual

encouragement,” Mr Ford said.

Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA)

is a major sponsor of Save Our Sons, a

charitable organisation seeking to raise

public awareness of and research funding for

the muscular disease Duchenne Muscular

Dystrophy (DMD).

The Save Our Sons charity has raised more

than $1 million to fund a human clinical trial

with the aim of finding a cure for the disease,

which only affects boys.

A highlight of this year’s fundraising

program was the recent Play for a Cure

Poker Tournament, held at Le Montage in

Leichhardt on the 9th June.

First prize included flights to Las Vegas and

accommodation, with an entry ticket into

the World Series of Poker Tournament. The

raffle prize was a Toyota Yaris three-door

hatchback.

Celebrity attendees included boxing

champion Jeff Fenech, poker champion Joe

Hachem, actor Ada Nicodemou (from TV

series Home and Away), plus a raft of sports

celebrities, including many Souths and West

Tigers NRL players.

TMHA executive vice president and COO,

Steve Takacs, said the company was

honoured to help extend the Save Our Sons

campaign to find a cure for DMD.

“DMD is a terrible disease, with children

battling against the clock to stay self-sufficient

without the need of a wheelchair and,

ultimately, to survive,” he said.

Save Our Sons was founded by Sydney train

driver Eli Eid and his best mate, contract

painter Bass Abboud, after Eid’s son was

diagnosed with DMD.

Save Our Sons seeks to raise public

awareness and much-needed funding for

research on the disease.

“We started in February 2008, just the two

of us, because I wanted to help a mate who

was doing it tough – with his son likely to die

before the age of 20,” Save Our Sons vice

president Bass Abboud said.

“We now have a committee of five running

the charity with great community support.

“Some celebrity backing goes a long way,

with Ada Nicodemou from Home and Away

being one of our first two SOS ambassadors.”

DMD is a form of muscular dystrophy

characterised by aggressive muscle

degeneration, leading to the inability to walk

and eventually death caused by heart and

lung failure.

The disease only affects boys, with

symptoms presenting themselves before the

age of five.

DMD affects one in every 3500 boys, making

it the most prevalent of muscular dystrophies.

Although only males are afflicted, females

can be carriers. The disorder is caused by a

mutation in the Dystrophin gene.

TMHA operates nationally and offers

Australia’s most comprehensive range of

material handling equipment.

TmhA lends a hand to Save our Sons charityAustralia’s leading material handling equipment supplier has extended its backing of a vital muscle disease charity for another year.

From left: Footballer brothers Tom Burgess, Luke Burgess and Sam Burgess attend the Save Our Sons event.

The new-look RX range has benefitted from

chassis revisions and improvements across

the range to increase steering response and

driving enjoyment.

RX F Sport models leverage these

improvements further by adding unique

suspension calibration, performance dampers,

paddle shift (RX 350) and F Sport-specific

wheels, along with unique exterior and interior

styling that befits the F Sport designation.

Available for the first time in Australia and joining the new-look RX 350 and 450h hybrid range is the new RX 270.

The addition of RX 270 increases the available drivetrain options to three - with RX range now offering a 2.7-litre four cylinder, a 3.5-litre alloy quad cam V6 and a highly efficient 3.5-litre petrol-electric hybrid.

RX 270 provides further choice for customers in the growing small SUV segment - offering

the ideal amount of power and space for the city.

Complementing the range’s new dynamics and variants is a new look for RX, including the new Lexus corporate identity and signature spindle grille.

Exterior changes include new headlamps with daytime running lamps, spindle grille, model-specific bumpers and revised wheels.

Interior revisions extend to a new-look

steering wheel, redesigned centre console, greater choice of interior colours, all-new audio interface, new push-to-enter remote touch controller and the adoption of digital radio* (DAB+) as standard.

LEXUS LAUNCHES NEW-LOOK RX RANGE

Lexus has increased value across the range, with RX 270 entering the market under $70,000# RRP - $12,000 less than the previous entry point.

Lexus Australia chief executive Tony Cramb said that the new-look RX Line is a continuation of the full-scale change that is occurring at Lexus.

“With its improved dynamics, bolder styling, expanded range and improved value - the new-look RX Line brings to life the renewed focus of Lexus and our product-led revolution,” Mr Cramb said.

“The addition of new RX 270 and F Sport

models only adds further credibility to

a model range that has always been

recognised for outstanding value, reliability

and practicality.

“New-look RX, with its choice of petrol or

hybrid engines, will offer a range of vehicles

for a range of tastes,” he said.

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Lexus launches new-look rx rangeLexus has launched the new-look RX range, featuring greater driving dynamics, a new model, greater drivetrain choice, bold styling and increased value.

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New hinos bolster Australian defence capabilityHino Australia has completed the delivery of a batch of 56 new Hino 4x4 medium-duty trucks to the Australian Defence Force (ADF) as part of a long-standing relationship between the two organisations.Hino’s all-terrain 500 Series GT 4x4 has been chosen by Defence to fill a number of critical logistical roles around Australia, and have been configured in both GT 1322 standard cab and GT 1322 crew-cab specification.

The Australian Defence Force has received more than 520 Hino trucks since 1995, actively deployed to varying multi-task roles, with the 500th vehicle presented to ADF personnel in late June.

Hino’s GT 4x4 variants have been favoured by the Department of Defence because of their outstanding combination of reliability, durability and versatility, according to Hino Australia National Government Sales Manager, Tom Ayrton.

“The Hino GT is a versatile truck with exceptional off-road ability, civilised on-road handling and tremendous load-carrying ability - making it the perfect vehicle for this very important non-combat application,” he said.

“As Hino’s flagship 4x4 truck, the GT features a

heavy-duty low-range four-wheel drive transfer

case, and can be driven in 2WD-mode on-road to

maximise economy.

“Its performance and durability is well proven

as the GT is the base vehicle for Hino’s record-

breaking Dakar Rally race truck, which is the only

vehicle in Dakar history to have completed 21

consecutive race starts and finishes,” Mr Ayrton

added.

The purpose-specification trucks are equipped

with a heavy-duty steel tray and tarp, tailgate

loader, heavy-duty leaf spring suspension and

all-terrain protection equipment such as Hino’s

genuine alloy bullbar.

The Defence trucks are also fitted with 11R 22.5

wheel and tyre combinations which will be the

standard specification on all Hino 4x4 GT 500

Series models from July 2012 production.

Mr Ayrton said Hino was able to meet an

obligation to have the vehicles enter service

by June 30 thanks to the efficiency of Hino’s

production system and a network of local supply

partners.

“The first chassis did not arrive in Australia until

late March and the last arrived in early June,” he

said.

“To get all 56 trucks completed with bodies

and modifications and then delivered into

service within three months is an outstanding

achievement.

“It required a substantial team effort from Hino’s

Australian staff and Dealer network and key

suppliers All Truck Bodies and VSE Engineering

to get them ready in time,” Mr Ayrton added.

Hino has partnered with fleet specialist financier

LeasePlan as part of the Defence supply contract.

Trade Building Supplies Pty Ltd commissioned

the two Toyota 32-8FG30 forklifts in May to load

building supplies, including packs of timber, at

its Berrimah headquarters.

Sister company Allltools is poised to purchase

two new petrol/gas Toyota forklifts in the new

financial year.

The company’s very successful roofing-truss

plant has a four-tonne payload Toyota forklift.

Company director Darren Treumer said the new

three-tonne payload internal combustion forklifts

replaced another brand.

“Our family business owns many Toyota

vehicles and it made sense to switch to Toyota

for the latest forklift purchase,” he said.

“Overall, Toyota has a very good name in

the Northern Territory and the forklifts always

provide good resale value. The forklifts even

match our company colours.

“Toyota forklifts have excellent safety features

and the models we have just purchased have

been highly specified, with features such as

weighing scales.

“In addition to the quality of the machines, we

have the peace of mind of knowing that if we do

need a spare part, they’re readily available at

the local Toyota forklift dealer, Western Diesel.

“Spares availability was an issue with our

previous machines,” Mr Treumer said.

Trade Building Supplies was founded in 2004

to meet the need for a quality building supply

company that focused on ‘old school’ Australian

values and attention to detail.

The company supplies a huge range of building

products, from roof trusses to all general

building material and hardware items on all

types of projects, whether they be residential,

commercial or industrial, throughout the

Northern Territory

Western Diesel’s Toyota Industrial sales

consultant Ron Gysberts said the 32-8FG30

forklift has Toyota’s System of Active Stability

(SAS) for safe manoeuvring and Operator

Presence Sensing (OPS), which prevents

accidental movement of the hydraulic controls

or traction in the event the operator leaves the

seat and provides peace of mind for operators

and managers.

“In addition, SAS Automatic Fork Levelling

Control, ergonomic controls and smooth, quiet

operation from the Toyota engine has greatly

improved our workplace operations,” he said.

Trade Building supplies Darwin. Toyota 8FG30 forklift. Company director Darren Treumer with forklift.

Toyota forklift gives Darwin building supplier a boostDarwin’s largest family-owned builders’ supplier has commissioned two new three-tonne capacity Toyota forklift trucks to boost safety, productivity and machine availability.

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Toyota goes into bat for Cricket Australia

Toyota Australia has strengthened its commitment to local sport by becoming the offi cial automotive partner of Australian cricket for the next five years.

were attributes shared by Toyota and its

approximately 4,200 employees in Australia.

“Supporting Australian cricket with the locally

built Camry Hybrid and other Toyota vehicles

will showcase our range of vehicles while

helping to grow cricket in Australia,” he said.

“They will be driving cars that have been

praised for their design, driving dynamics,

spacious interior and class-leading power and

fuel economy.”

Cricket Australia’s executive general manager

- commercial, Mike McKenna, said he was

pleased to see Australia’s favourite sport teaming up with Australia’s number one selling vehicle brand.

“Australian cricket is thrilled to partner with Toyota, an Australian manufacturer and a business with a strong track record of support for Australian sport,” Mr McKenna said.

“Australian cricket is proud to support Toyota’s environmental goals and initially half our State Association and Cricket Australia fl eet will be Toyota hybrid vehicles. We will work with Toyota on opportunities to realise an all-hybrid fl eet in the coming years.

“We welcome Toyota into the Australian

cricket family and we’re really excited about

the opportunities this partnership offers from

grassroots to the elite level.”

Toyota already has a highly successful

involvement with the major football codes

as naming rights sponsor of the Australian

Football League, offi cial automotive partner

of the National Rugby League and naming

rights sponsor of the Toyota Cup Under-20

rugby league competition.

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The deal involves Toyota supporting Cricket

Australia, the Australian Vodafone test and

Commonwealth Bank one-day teams, state

associations and the KFC T20 Big Bash

League.

Toyota will contribute to the future of

Australian cricket by supplying more than 100

vehicles - the majority of which will be locally

built Camry Hybrid sedans.

Toyota’s executive director sales and

marketing Matthew Callachor said the

company was proud to sponsor one of

Australia’s most popular sports.

“The new cricket partnership is a natural

extension of Toyota’s involvement as a long-

time and passionate supporter of Australian

sport at all levels,” Mr Callachor said.

“Cricket is one of the most played and

watched sports in Australia and we are

looking forward to a long-term and successful

partnership.

“As with our other sports sponsorships,

we intend to support Cricket Australia’s

development of the game at all levels,

including the grass roots,” he added.

Mr Callachor said the skills, commitment

and passion of the Australian cricket teams

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Online Hire Pty Ltd was founded three

years ago based on the new concept in

the equipment hire industry of customers

completing their hire arrangements fully online.

The company, based in St Marys,

commissioned its fi rst Toyota Huski in 2010

and now has four Huskis, three 5SDK-5

models and one 4SDK-4.

The four Toyota skid steer loaders offer

strong performance combined with compact

dimensions, for easy site access.

Online Hire principal Brian Callaghan gained

nearly four decades of experience in the

equipment hire industry hiring concrete pumps

before founding Online Hire.

Brian Callaghan said the Toyota Huskis had

proved to be very reliable and easy to service.

“The best feature for us is that the Huskis have

mechanical rather than electrical operating

levers,” he said.

“We wash our equipment after every hire. With

some of the other types of machine you can

have problems with water in the electrics.

“The tradespeople who hire the Toyota Huskis

say they are good performers for their size.

“These skid-steers are well thought-out and

easy for our maintenance staff to service.

“If we need service assistance, Toyota

Material Handling has plenty of service vans

on the road.”

Online Hire’s website allows customers to

view the equipment online, check the pricing,

book the equipment and have it delivered – all

without visiting the hire centre.

The company hires to the general public, home

renovators, tradespeople and owner-builders.

Company founder Brian Callaghan drove in the

Bathurst 1000 motor race ten times.

Toyota Material Handling offers a wide

range of skid-steer loaders in Australia, from

the compact 4SDK-4 right up to the 900kg

operating load 5SDK-11.

The Huski skid steer loaders are designed for

strength, performance and reliability.

Key features include smooth operator entry

and exit, an easy-to-read instrument panel and

low vibration and low fatigue control levers, for

outstanding operator comfort.

Toyota huskis for hire onlineA progressive western Sydney hire company has put four Toyota Huski skid-steer loaders online.

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At Toyota Material Handling, we place an important emphasis on expert service to keep your forklift working and your servicing costs as low as possible.No matter what forklift brand you use, Toyota Material Handling’s factory trained technicians use the latest diagnostic equipment to ensure a fast and accurate

diagnosis, that helps to save you time and money. It’s all part of our Toyota Service Advantage, and just another reason why a Toyota Material Handling service is genuinely better for your forklift and your pocket.



We stand behind every forklift we service.(We also get under it, look inside it, and thoroughly inspect it.)

Held on the morning of June 20, the

Challenge was a practical driving competition

to fi nd out who is the best and safest forklift

driver of the more than 800 operators at the

Sydney Markets in Flemington, NSW.

Entrants had to complete a comprehensive

questionnaire on forklift operation and safety

to reach the Grand Final.

The top 10 operators faced-off in a round of

practical tests for the title of Sydney Market

Toyota Forklift Challenge Champion.

Industry experts Forkpro provided the judging panel and set the course, which was designed to test the driving ability and safety – with all 10 fi nalists driving a 2.5-tonne payload Toyota 8FG25 model forklift.

The winner, with the least points deductions, was Daniel Terwisscha, from FUS Railside Building.

He received a trophy and a Coles/Myer gift card.

Celebrity attendees at the forklift challenge

including Commonwealth Games netball

silver medallist Susan Pratley, dual

Olympian Craig Stevens, former Parramatta

Eels captain Nathan Cayless and Jayme

Richardson-Paris, a world time-trial record

holder in Para-cycling.

Toyota Material Handling Australia has for

many years worked with Sydney Markets

Limited to promote safe and responsible

forklift driving at all times.

Toyota promotes forklift driving skills at Sydney marketsToyota Material Handling Australia has reinforced its commitment to forklift driving skills and to operators at the Sydney Produce Markets, launching the inaugural Sydney Market Toyota Forklift Challenge.

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MAJOR SERVICE SALE

* These specials are trade prices only and there is no obligation for TMHA Dealers or Agents to comply with these specials. Prices effective from 1 October 2012 until 31 December 2012. TMHA reserves the right to change, without notice, at any time prices, materials and specifi cations. TMHA, to the extent permissible at law, is not liable to any person for loss or damage arising from reliance upon information contained in this catalogue. Distributed nationally by Toyota Material Handling Australia Pty Limited ABN 38 104 644 635, 8 Secombe Place Moorebank NSW 2170. Printed September 2012.

MAJOR SERVICETO SUIT TOYOTA

7 & 8FG15 - 30 mODELS

• 90 Point Inspection, Service and Report on:

• Engine, Fuel, Electrical & Cooling Systems

• Transmission & Inching System

• Differential, Wheels and Braking System

• Hydraulic & Mast System

• Steering System

• Safety System

• Free Pressure Clean & Paint Repair*

(Subject to scheduled times & availability)

To be completed at TMH Workshops. Transport included.

$1,950 INCLUDES

GST*

PLUS FREE SPORTS PACK!Includes sports bag and cap.

PLUS FREE SPORTS PACK!PLUS FREE SPORTS PACK!


* These specials are trade prices only and there is no obligation for TMHA Dealers or Agents to comply with these specials. Prices effective from 1 October 2012 until 31 December 2012. TMHA reserves the right to change, without notice, at any time prices, materials and specifi cations. TMHA, to the extent permissible at law, is not liable to any person for loss or damage arising from reliance upon information contained in this catalogue. Distributed nationally by Toyota Material Handling Australia Pty Limited ABN 38 104 644 635, 8 Secombe Place Moorebank NSW 2170. Printed September 2012.

MAJOR SERVICE SALEMAJOR SERVICE

TO SUIT TOYOTA 4SDK8 & 5SDK8,9 mODELS

• 90 Point Inspection, Service and Report on:

• Engine, Fuel, Electrical & Cooling Systems

• Hydrostatic Transmission System

• Wheels and Final Drive System

• Hydraulic System

• Safety Systems

• Free Pressure Clean & Paint Repair*

(Subject to scheduled times & availability)

To be completed at TMH Workshops, Transport not included

$1,000 INCLUDES

GST*

PLUS FREE SPORTS PACK!Includes sports bag and cap.



Whether you require a single forklift or a fl eet, we want to show you why Toyota Material Handling sells more forklifts than any other company. We’ve got Australia’s biggest range to provide you with the best possible material handling solutions, and the

customer service and parts support you’d expect from the world leader.# So if you’re looking for a forklift provider who really ticks all the boxes, talk to your local Toyota Material Handling branch today.

make sure your material handling providerticks all the boxes.

*AITA Statistics Ytd December 2011. #Source: Logistik Magazine 2011. Pictures are for illustration purposes only. Actual colour of products may differ from picture displayed.

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