I’m relaunching a small project called **ProLift** and looking for a few technicians who might want to help test it and give feedback.

The idea behind it is pretty straightforward — a **community-driven knowledge base for forklift and warehouse equipment techs**.

A place where people can share real field fixes, weird failures, and diagnostic tips that you usually only learn after fighting with a truck for three hours.

Right now the platform includes:

• **Tech tip submissions** with truck info (make, model, engine, serial range, etc.)  
• Ability to attach **photos of the issue or repair**  
• A **community voting system** so useful fixes rise to the top  
• A growing library of **parts manuals and service manuals**  
• Mobile-friendly layout so it can actually be used in the field

The goal is basically to build a **shared troubleshooting resource built by technicians**, not corporate training material.

I’m reopening it in a **small invite-only test phase** so we can:

* see how the tech tip system works in the real world
* test the voting system
* improve the mobile layout
* expand the manual library

If you work on forklifts or warehouse equipment and want to check it out, **send me a DM** and I’ll send you an invite link.

Would especially love input from people working on:

Toyota, Raymond, Crown, Hyster/Yale, UniCarriers, Jungheinrich, Linde, etc.

Or honestly anyone turning wrenches on warehouse equipment.

Just trying to build something **actually useful for technicians**.

Looking for forklift techs to test a technician knowledge base we’re relaunching (invite only)