Parts sourcing, motive power support, and expert help identifying the right part and troubleshooting equipment issues — from a supplier with over four decades in material handling.
Most parts distributors hand you a part and move on. CFG offers something most maintenance teams don't have easy access to: help figuring out exactly what part you need and what's actually wrong with the equipment — before you order anything.
Not sure exactly what part you need? Send us the equipment make and model, any part numbers you have, or a photo — we'll help you identify the correct part before you order.
We match OEM part numbers to aftermarket equivalents across 50+ equipment brands — so you know your options and aren't locked into a single source for a part.
OEM service bulletins, recalls, and technical notices can be hard to parse. We help you understand what a bulletin means for your specific equipment and what to do about it.
Describe the symptoms — noise, error code, performance issue — and we'll help you narrow down the likely cause before a part is ordered, so the right fix gets applied the first time.
Whether it's a part you can't identify or a machine that's acting up, start with a conversation.
Talk to Us About Parts ID & TroubleshootingElectric lift trucks run on industrial batteries — and when the battery fails or degrades, the whole truck goes down. CFG sources batteries, chargers, and motive power components for electric fleet operations, including Lithium Ion systems.
Lead-acid and Lithium Ion batteries for electric lift trucks across all major forklift brands. We source for replacement and fleet upgrades.
Conventional and opportunity chargers compatible with the major battery systems in your fleet. Single-phase and three-phase configurations.
Lithium Ion batteries for lift trucks offer faster charging and longer cycle life. We source Li-Ion systems as fleets transition away from conventional lead-acid.
CFG sources replacement parts across 50+ brands of forklifts, aerial lifts, sweepers, scrubbers, personnel carriers, and yard trucks. Submit a parts inquiry with the equipment make, model, and part number — or just describe what you need.
Whether you need a specific part or want help identifying one and troubleshooting an issue, the conversation starts with a simple inquiry.