The telehandler was invented as far back as the 1970s by our very own JCB with their Loadall range. Since this time, the telehandler has gone from strength to strength and is a firm favourite with the nation’s farmers. In more recent times, construction companies have become aware of the benefits of the telescopic handler and they have become commonplace on the UK’s building sites. Despite a number of companies such as Merlo and Manitou specialising in telehandlers, by far and away the most popular range of telehandlers for sale in the UK is JCB’s Loadall range. The company has continued to develop their product with around 250,000 of them produced and can now even offer an electric version of their telescopic handler. It is hard to categorise these machines, as they are forklifts but, through the addition of bespoke attachments they can turn into bucket loaders, snow ploughs, personnel lifts and much more.
Bobcat is using INTERMAT 2024 as a launchpad for its TL25.60e electric telehandler concept. Powered by liquid-cooled batteries, the zero-emission machine demonstrates that it is possible to achieve genuinely sustainable operations without compromising performance. The Bobcat TL25.60e, which is still in development and not yet commercially available, has a rated operating capacity (ROC) of 2.5 tonne, matching the performance offered by its diesel-powered equivalent. With three separated electric motors designed to maximize efficiency, a hydrostatic transmission to boost performance, a maximum speed of 25 km/h and the same super-compact dimensions as the conventional Bobcat TL25.60 model, the cutting-edge electric concept…>
Bobcat has launched a new range of Rotary Telehandlers. The new range offers nine Stage V powered models for the European market, covering lifting heights from 18 to 39 m and lifting capacities from 5 to 8 tonne. The models with lifting heights from 18 to 26 m are Deutz engine powered, with the higher lift models from 27 to 39 m powered by Volvo engines. One of the key aspects of the new line of rotary telehandlers is the patented panoramic cab offering the best visibility on the market and a wide range of features, including: Fully enclosed and…>
Calling all you farmers reading the Truck & Plant Pages magazine, there's JCB 536-60 Agri Super telehandler on the front cover - the full details of which are in the Plantmaster advert on the inside front cover. A 2015 4x4x4 model it is available complete with large bucket, air conditioning and a rear hitch. Visit plantpages.co.uk to browse hundreds of telehandlers for sale. Remember, there's always tonnes of farm machinery for sale at our sister site www.farmmachinerypages.co.uk If you are looking for trucks and trailers for sale then head to www.truckpages.co.uk Also check out the rest of the photo lineages…>
Roy Howell has a JCB 535 140 telehandler on this week's front cover. Plucked from the photo listings, the 3.5 tonne machine has a 14 metre lift capacity and is showing just 9200 hours. It can be your for Christmas for just £21,500. Remember, there's always tonnes of farm machinery for sale at our sister site www.farmmachinerypages.co.uk If you are looking for trucks and trailers for sale then head to www.truckpages.co.uk Also check out the rest of the photo lineages for a great choice of used plant for sale. There’s always plenty of new stock advertised for sale at Truckpages…>
The 2024 Case IH Farmlift telescopic handlers all now feature the 6F/3R PowerDrive powershift already established on some Farmlifts, and new decals on the revised bonnet design that enhances vision to the right, a lower sight line aiding safe operation and manoeuvring. Greater handling capacity While the Farmlift 633 (maximum lift capacity/lift height 3.3t/6m), 737 (3.7t/7m) and 935 (3.5t/9m) models continue with their established 140 l/min hydraulic system, a new high-flow 160 l/min pump now features on Farmlift 636 (3.6t/6m) and 742 (4.2t/7m) models. This brings a 25% reduction in lifting/lowering times, resulting in faster work cycles and more material…>