Hyundai
Absolute Lift Parts stocks used and remanufactured Hyundai forklift parts across every major assembly, from engines and transaxles to hydraulics and mast components. Hyundai's forklift business has deep roots — it traces back to the 1998 acquisition of Halla's forklift division — and Hyundai now maintains a major North American parts operation right here in Georgia. Every part we sell is pulled from a verified Hyundai teardown, inspected before listing, and ready to ship from our East Point, GA warehouse.
Send us your Hyundai model and serial number and our team will confirm the right part before you order.
Each category lists the Hyundai parts we currently have in stock, with condition and fitment details on every listing.
Hyundai forklift model numbers typically start with a letter prefix indicating fuel type — HBF for LPG models and HDF for diesel models — followed by a capacity designation and series number (for example, HBF15III or HDF35III).
Hyundai's presence in the forklift industry traces back to its 1998 acquisition of Halla's forklift business, following the collapse of the broader Halla Group. See our Halla Forklift Parts page for more on that history if you're working on an older, transition-era unit. Today, Hyundai Material Handling operates a major parts distribution center in Norcross, Georgia — not far from our own warehouse here in East Point — supporting Hyundai forklift customers across North America.
Used parts are pulled from working Hyundai forklifts, inspected, and tested before listing — a cost-effective choice for older trucks or lower-hour needs.
Remanufactured parts, particularly transmissions and engines, 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 Hyundai part we ship, used or reman, is covered by our Guaranteed Parts policy.
Absolute Lift Parts is an independent supplier of used and remanufactured forklift parts and is not affiliated with Hyundai Material Handling or Hyundai Heavy Industries.
These are fuel-type prefixes in Hyundai's model naming: HBF indicates an LPG (propane) model, and HDF indicates a diesel model. The numbers that follow typically indicate lift capacity.
Yes. Hyundai Heavy Industries acquired Halla's forklift business in 1998, which became the foundation of what's now Hyundai's material handling division.
Hyundai Material Handling operates a major North American parts distribution center in Norcross, Georgia, supporting Hyundai forklift customers throughout the region.
We stock used and remanufactured Hyundai parts across engine, transaxle, hydraulics, mast, steering, electrical, frame and body, and wheels.
No. We are an independent supplier of used and remanufactured forklift parts and are not affiliated with Hyundai Material Handling or Hyundai Heavy Industries. All parts are sourced from verified teardowns and inspected before sale.