Most of these machines have a manufacturer-universal key. These machines do not abide by automobile conventions for operation.

This is to say that the person who knows how to operate the machine also has access to the key regardless of whether a key is in the ignition. The standard for disabling machines like this is to remove the “night-key”, which disables the battery and therefore the ignition. The problem with that is the universal nature of night-keys.

Edit to add that a lot of forklifts operate pretty similarly to autos, besides the rear-wheel steering. The mini gradeall in the pic takes a little more knowledge to get moving but an average driver could figure it out in a couple minutes.

Spend more time thinking and less time preparing word salad. Self reflection would do you well.

You nazis keep showing up in every one of these posts to make sure everyone know it’s used in that way instead of letting people take it back.

You deserve the downvotes.

I’m a multi platform gamer. For the past several years I have been enjoying more and more games that don’t require high-end hardware. AAA publishers have been fucking over gamers for years and are churning out garbage. Meanwhile there are small devs out there making games because they enjoy games. I can play those games on hardware that is 10 years old.

“Never half-ass two half-loaves. Whole-ass one half-loaf. “

-Abe Lincoln

Sounds a bit like a superiority complex, if I’m being honest.

OP is Mario.

Orecchiette and cauliflower was my favorite when I wrestled in high school.