As a forklift driver, I like how good you've made this. The one thing that I find strange, though that might be because of the model of forklift I'm used to driving, is that the back wheels don't turn at 90 degrees, and that there's two back wheels and not just one.

if you just decrease the turning angle by 5 degrees it turns alot better

@Xander Nirpow, In order to build the lift parts you'll need to use merge blocks to join the two sides together. There are three pairs of pistons going up and one pair going down. I've listed the sets below on how I merged them together.

1.Place a block on the pistons end that you want to be there when you're done.
2.Extend one of the pistons.
3.Place one merge block on each piston so they line up when you retract the piston. (Some additional blocks may be need for correct alignment.)
4.Retrect the piston. (The two merge blocks should connect)
5.Make a group in your control panel of the two pistons so they work together.
6.Place a block between the blocks you added in step one.
7.Remove the merge blocks and any additional blocks added for the merge blocks.

If all goes well and clang doesn't come for a visit, you should now have the two pistons connected.

hi, how do you build the front part (lift extention) ? The projector complains about not be able to handle subgrids.
Thanks.

This is awesome :)

I have to check this out.