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5000 Lbs, 15 - 19 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 5,000 pounds
- Lift height: 15-19 feet
- Turning radius: 10-13 feet
- Ideal for light to medium-duty lifting
- Compact size for easy maneuverability in tight spaces
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
6000 Lbs, 32 - 39 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 6,000 pounds
- Lift height: 32-39 feet
- Turning radius: 12-15 feet
- Ideal for medium-duty lifting and construction sites
- Four-wheel drive for better traction on rough terrain
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
6000 Lbs, 40 - 42 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 6,000 pounds
- Lift height: 40-42 feet
- Turning radius: 13-16 feet
- Ideal for medium-duty lifting and construction sites
- Side-tilting carriage for easier load placement and retrieval
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
8000 Lbs, 41 - 43 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 8,000 pounds
- Lift height: 41-43 feet
- Turning radius: 15-18 feet
- Ideal for heavy-duty lifting and construction sites
- Three steering modes for increased maneuverability
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
9000 lbs, 42-45 ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 9,000 pounds
- Lift height: 42-45 feet
- Turning radius: 16-20 feet
- Ideal for heavy-duty lifting and construction sites
- Foam-filled tires for added stability on rough terrain
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
10000 Lbs, 42 - 49 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 10,000 pounds
- Lift height: 42-49 feet
- Turning radius: 17-22 feet
- Ideal for heavy-duty lifting and construction sites
- Optional lifting jib for increased versatility
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, lifting hooks, and jib
- Tires: Foam-filled or solid
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
10000 Lbs, 50 - 56 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 10,000 pounds
- Lift height: 50-56 feet
- Ideal for heavy-duty lifting and construction sites
- Independent outriggers for added stability on uneven terrain
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
12000 Lbs, 55 - 56 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 12,000 pounds
- Lift height: 55-56 feet
- Turning radius: 14-18 feet (depending on the model)
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
- Ideal for medium-duty lifting and construction sites
- Large, spacious cab with comfortable seating and climate control
15000 Lbs, 44 - 56 Ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 15,000 pounds
- Lift height: 44-56 feet
- Turning radius: 14-18 feet
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
- Dual fuel tanks for extended operation time
- Ideal for medium-duty lifting and construction sites
20000 lbs 44 ft Telehandler
- Lift capacity: 20,000 pounds
- Lift height: 44 feet
- Reach attachments: Forks, buckets, and lifting hooks
- Tires: Pneumatic or foam-filled
- Turning radius: 14-18 feet
- Four-wheel steering for better maneuverability in tight spaces.
- Fuel type: Diesel or propane
- Ideal for medium-duty lifting and construction sites
You have questions, We have answers!
How high can a reach lift reach?
The maximum reach height of a reach lift varies depending on the model and manufacturer, but it can range from 15 feet to over 40 feet.
Can a reach lift be used outdoors?
Reach lifts are designed for indoor use in warehouses and other industrial settings. Outdoor use is generally not recommended.
How much weight can a reach lift carry?
The weight capacity of a reach lift also varies depending on the model and manufacturer. Most reach lifts can carry between 2,000 and 5,500 pounds.
How often should a reach lift be serviced?
The frequency of service for a reach lift depends on the manufacturer's recommendations and the frequency of use. Typically, service should be done at least once a year, with more frequent service for heavy use or older equipment.
How do you choose the right reach lift for your needs?
Choosing the right reach lift depends on a variety of factors, including the height and width of your storage aisles, the weight of the loads you need to handle, and the frequency of use. It is best to consult with a qualified dealer or manufacturer to determine the best reach lift for your specific needs.
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