The NeckStep Forklifts
In the beginning of the fourth millennia, the NeckStep corporation quickly became the leader in warehouse related vehicles and other machines.
NeckStep started as a scarf manufacturer, cheap but still stylish scarfs for the common giraffe. It did not take long for NeckStep scarfs to become popular, but since this is obviously a market with fierce competition in a world taken over by giraffes, they decided to diversify into other markets.
NeckStep Agile 2000
The smallest and more agile forklift in the NeckStep line.
This electric 3-wheeled workhorse is the backbone of most giraffe-run warehouses.
It struggles to carry larger loads but is the perfect vehicle for tight spaces.
The NeckStep Agile has multiple fork options, such as the extra long forks, the pole for lifting rolls and the trailer puller attachment.
Certified giraffes enjoy customizing their NeckStep truck with unique decals, chairs and spoilers.
NeckStep Reach 3000
A medium sized forklift in the NeckStep line. This propane powered 4-wheeled truck excels at lifting the larger loads, such as its sibling the NeckStep Agile.
NeckStep Heavy 4000
This diesel-driven mammoth is the largest forklift the NeckStep conglomerate has to offer. It may be slow and the turning radius is not the best, but this beast can lift almost anything.
It has no issue with lifting its siblings the Agile or Reach trucks.
With the right preparation it can also lift entire containers.
NeckStep Budget 100
This electric pallet jack is sometimes used when the budget isn’t there for a real forklift, or if the space doesn’t allow for it. Most giraffes feel a bit embarrassed when being on the NeckStep Budget, but it gets the job done as long as you just need to move pallets along the floor.
Keep in mind that you’re probably better off driving this in reverse than forks first.