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December 2012

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product focus | by Wayne Grayson WayneGrayson@randallreilly.com Telehandlers HEAVY LOADS Manitou's MHT 10180 and MHT 10225 telehandlers are designed to handle heavy, bulky loads in mining, quarrying, heavy construction and steel erection applications. The MHT 10180 replaced the MHT 10160, and features 39,683 pounds of lift capacity and a maxi- mum lift height of 31 feet, 10 inches. The MHT 10225 replaced the MHT 10210 and Manitou says it is the highest capacity rough terrain telescopic handler in the world with a lift capacity of over 49,604 pounds and a 31-foot, 10-inch lift height. Standard features across Manitou's North American lineup include a fully-enclosed cab with heater and de- froster, and a high output, load sens- ing hydraulic system capable of performing three simultane- ous movements with no loss of speed. A wide range of attachments are available, including Manitou's off-road tire clamp. Telehandler purchasing tips Keep these things in mind when purchasing a telehandler: ered, Ford says. "Many times the telescopic handler is the fi rst machine on the jobsite and the last one off. The carriage and fork choice is im- portant," he says. "Your attachment options are expanded with the added auxiliary feature, improving your job effi ciency and enhancing your machines versatility." need the machine to handle over the course of a project. "You want a machine that will run a broad spectrum of tools," Wayne Goodall, Cat telehandler specialist, says. That list will also help you better under- stand the maximum height, forward reach and capacity you require. Ryan Ford, Manitou telehandler specialist, even suggests looking fi ve years into the future and anticipating how your needs might change. SUPER COMPACT JLG 's G5-18A telehandler now features a Tier 4 engine alongside improvements including a single-piece hood and hood latch system, enhanced visibility and im- proved cooling. The machine features a 5,500-pound maximum lifting capacity and a 1,850-pound capacity at its fully extended reach of 11 feet. With a 126-inch turning radius, the G5-18A is great for work in cramped spaces. The stowed height of the machine is just over 6 feet, making jobs with over- head height restrictions like parking garage construction easier. EquipmentWorld.com | December 2012 53

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