Overview
Absolute Lift Parts stocks used and remanufactured Baker forklift parts for the electric, LPG, and diesel trucks Baker built before the brand was absorbed into Linde. Baker forklifts remain in service across a lot of fleets today, and because the brand hasn't produced new equipment in decades, sourcing verified used and remanufactured parts is the practical path to keeping one running. Every part is pulled from a verified Baker lift truck salvage teardown, inspected before listing, and ready to ship from our East Point, GA warehouse. If you've been searching for used Baker forklift parts or comparing options at a Baker forklift salvage yard near you, send us your model and serial number and our team will confirm the right component before you order.
Shop Baker Parts by Assembly
Browse the Baker assembly you need:
Each category page lists the Baker parts we currently have in stock, with condition and fitment details on every listing.
Baker's History — and Why It Matters for Parts
Baker Material Handling built a wide range of electric, LPG, and diesel forklifts through the 20th century, tracing back to the Baker Motor Vehicle Company's early electric vehicle work. In 1977, German manufacturer Linde AG acquired Baker's forklift division, and the combined line became known in the industry as “Baker-Linde.” Because of this history, some Baker components — particularly on later production trucks — cross-reference directly to Linde parts, and it's worth checking our Linde inventory as well if you can't find what you need under Baker. If your specific truck is dual-badged, our Baker-Linde page covers that transition-era cataloging directly.
Baker model numbers can be difficult to decode without documentation, since naming conventions changed across the company's history and the Linde acquisition. The most reliable way to identify your exact model is the data plate, typically located on the frame or under the seat, cross-checked against your serial number.
How It Works
- Send your model and serial number. This matters more with Baker than with active brands, given the naming changes across the Linde transition.
- We confirm the exact part and whether it cross-references to Linde. No guesswork on cataloging.
- Pickup or shipping. Local pickup at our East Point warehouse, or nationwide shipping.
- Core return, if eligible. Ship your old core back within the window for a credit.
Used vs. Remanufactured Baker Parts
Used Parts
Used parts are pulled from working Baker trucks, inspected, and tested before listing — often the most practical sourcing route for this legacy brand.
Remanufactured Parts
Remanufactured parts, where available, are rebuilt to working specification with worn components replaced, then tested. Reman units carry our standard warranty, and a core charge may apply with a refund when you return your old core.
Every part we ship, used or reman, is covered by our Guaranteed Parts policy.
Why Buy Baker Parts From Absolute Lift Parts
- Hard-to-find inventory — we stock parts for a legacy brand many suppliers don't carry
- Cross-brand knowledge — we can help identify Linde-compatible components where they apply
- Inspected and tested before listing, with condition stated on every part
- Fast shipping from our East Point, GA warehouse
- Fitment help — send your model and serial number and we'll confirm the right part
- Core exchange program available on eligible parts
Non-Affiliation Disclaimer
Absolute Lift Parts is an independent supplier of used and remanufactured forklift parts and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Baker Material Handling or Linde AG. “Baker” is used here to describe part compatibility only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Baker forklifts still made?
No. Baker Material Handling's forklift line was acquired by Linde AG in 1977, and Baker as a standalone brand has not produced new equipment since. Many Baker forklifts remain in service, supported by used and remanufactured parts.
Are Baker forklift parts the same as Linde parts?
On some later-production trucks, yes — Baker and Linde components can cross-reference following the 1977 acquisition. Check the Linde inventory if you can't find what you need under Baker, and confirm your model and serial number for accurate fitment.
What Baker forklift parts does Absolute Lift Parts carry?
We stock used and remanufactured Baker parts across hydraulics, mast, transaxle, electric motors, steering, frame and body, and wheels.
How do I identify my Baker forklift model?
Check the data plate, usually located on the frame or under the seat. Model numbering changed across Baker's history, so matching by data plate and serial number is more reliable than guessing from the model format alone.
Is Absolute Lift Parts an authorized Baker or Linde dealer?
No. The company is an independent supplier of used and remanufactured forklift parts and is not affiliated with Baker Material Handling or Linde AG. All parts are sourced from verified teardowns and inspected before sale.
Do you sell used Baker forklift parts individually?
Yes, you can buy a single part without purchasing a full unit.
Do you offer a warranty on used Baker forklift parts?
Yes, all parts are covered under the Guaranteed Parts policy — ask about coverage for the specific part you're buying.
Can I trade in my old Baker forklift part for credit?
Yes, eligible parts qualify for the core exchange program.
Do you carry Baker forklift accessories?
Yes, the inventory includes switches and other cab-related hardware alongside core mechanical and hydraulic inventory.
Do you ship Baker forklift parts nationwide?
Yes, nationwide shipping is available from the East Point, GA warehouse. Local pickup is also available.