What is the difference between an off-road forklift and an ordinary forklift?
The main differences between an off-road forklift and an ordinary forklift are as follows:

1. Design purpose:
- Off-road forklift: Designed for uneven and rugged terrain, suitable for use outdoors and in harsh environments.
- Ordinary forklift: Mainly used in flat indoor environments such as warehouses and factories.

2. Tire type:
- Off-road forklift: Usually equipped with wider and larger tires, with better grip and passability.
- Ordinary forklift: Smaller tires, suitable for flat ground, usually solid or pneumatic tires.

3. Ground clearance:
- Off-road forklift: Higher ground clearance, able to cross obstacles and uneven ground.
- Ordinary forklift: Lower ground clearance, suitable for operation on smooth ground.

4. Power system:
- Off-road forklift: Usually equipped with a more powerful engine to cope with steep slopes and heavy loads.
- Ordinary forklift: The power system is relatively small, suitable for light load operations.

5. Operational stability:
- Off-road forklifts: Designed with a greater focus on stability, they can operate safely on uneven terrain.
- Conventional forklifts: Stable on flat ground, but may not be safe enough on rough terrain.

6. Applications:
- Off-road forklifts: Mostly used in outdoor environments such as construction sites and farms.
- Conventional forklifts: Widely used in indoor places such as warehousing and logistics.

These differences make off-road forklifts more efficient and safer in specific environments.