Feeler Forklifts
Feeler lift trucks span diesel, LPG, all-terrain and electric configurations for indoor warehouses, yards, construction sites and mixed-surface operations.
The right forklift starts with load centre, lift height, aisle width, surface and duty cycle. Feeler offers internal-combustion machines for yard and site work, all-terrain configurations for uneven ground, and electric trucks for cleaner indoor handling.
ETEQ Industrial can supply the complete machine and match it to the attachment range already represented by the group. New sales, long-term rental and financing provide a route for permanent fleets, projects and planned fleet replacement.
Also known as: Feeler lift trucks · Forklifts for sale · Counterbalance forklifts · Rough terrain forklifts
- Power
- Diesel · LPG · Electric
- Terrain
- Warehouse · Yard · Rough
- Commercial options
- Sales · Rental · Finance

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Feeler range
- Diesel forklifts
- LPG petrol forklifts
- All-terrain forklifts
- Three-wheel and four-wheel electric forklifts
Fleet specification
- Capacity, load centre and lift height
- Mast, tyre and cab configuration
- Attachment, charging and shift requirements
Supplied across South Africa & Zambia
Feeler Forklifts is supplied from the Nelspruit head office and warehouse into South Africa and the southern territories, and through the Kitwe branch into Zambia, the Copperbelt and the southern DRC corridor. Johannesburg holds stock for Gauteng and Solwezi serves the North-Western province mines.
Feeler Forklifts — questions
- 01Does ETEQ supply Feeler forklifts in South Africa?
- Yes. Feeler lift trucks are supplied through ETEQ Plant & Machinery from Nelspruit for South Africa and the neighbouring territories, and into Zambia through the Kitwe branch.
- 02Can attachments be fitted to a new forklift order?
- Yes, and it is the sensible way to buy. Specifying the attachment with the truck means the capacity, the mast and the hydraulic services are right from the start instead of being retrofitted.
- 03Diesel, LPG or electric?
- Duty and environment decide it. Electric for indoor and food-adjacent work, LPG where indoor and outdoor work mix, diesel and all-terrain for yards and rough ground. We will recommend against the actual shift pattern.
