The company will feature two new product launches designed specifically with rental fleets in mind: the SS1932ER micro scissor lift and the H1256 telehandler.

Homebuilding and masonry contractors already know what others in different industries are just beginning to discover: telehandlers can be a great alternative to cranes, boom lifts and vertical mast ...

Compact telehandlers are designed to multi-task on today's jobsites. With various attachments, they offer versatility, and with their small stature, maneuverability. A skid-steer loader can dig more ...

Attachment capability has breathed new life into the telescopic handler industry. Rather than being viewed as specialized tools for periodic use, telehandlers are now being seen as versatile tool ...

With building materials on one side and the project on the other, this rotating telehandler does not have to change positions to do its job. Equipment trends coming from Europe to North America have ...

Telehandler or boom lift operators have been trained to know the weight and load center of each load they lift. There are cases where, despite following procedure, telehandlers have tipped due to ...

Specialist market research and forecasting company Off-Highway Research (OHR) expects the global market for telehandlers to reach some 75,000 units this year. About two thirds of demand for this type ...

On display at the World of Concrete equipment trade show, held in Las Vegas on Jan. 23-26, the Gehl RS9-50 GENL3 telehandler has a maximum working height of 50 ft and is capable of lifting up to 9,000 ...

Manufacturers are expanding their ranges in terms of capacity and geography, while rotating and compact products are seeing a significant growth in sales. Specialist market research and forecasting ...

Not since the launch of JCB’s mid-engined, four-wheel steering Loadalls over 30 years ago has a telehandler defied convention quite like Fendt’s debut Cargo T955. Its hulking frame, high boom and ...