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Rough Terrain Forklifts Buyer's Guide

You may also find these general purchasing tips helpful in making your decision.

(Source: BuyerZone)

Stability triangle determines if telehandlers tip

There are many facets to safe operation, but keeping them upright is key to keeping them productive.

(Source: Construction Equipment)

Could Telehandlers Be the New Skid-Steer Loader?

Double-digit sales growth fueled by versatility that is attracting new owners has drawn a rush of marketers and compact machines.

(Source: Construction Equipment)

Buying File Gallery: Telehandlers

Introduction to leading telehandler manufacturers including Bobcat, Ingersoll Rand, Gehl, John Deere, JLG, Genie, Caterpillar, JCB, and more. Caterpillar, Genie, JLG, Pettibone, Mustang, Manitou, JCB, Gradall, Terex, MEC, SkyTrak, Carelift, Gehl, John Deere, Bobcat, Xtreme, Liftking, Ingersoll Rand, Lull

(Source: Construction Equipment)

Off-Road Radials

Tires deliver strong wear and life benefits in tough applications.

(Source: Construction Equipment)

Buying File Gallery: Rough-terrain vertical-mast forklifts

Overview of rough terrain forklift features and product lines from Case, Liftking, Ingersoll Rand, Noble, Selleck, Taylor, and more.

(Source: Construction Equipment)

Vertical-mast forklifts work hard for the rough-terrain market

Telehandler competition has taken a big bite out of sales, but price and productivity advantages in some conditions can make lift trucks a better buy.

(Source: Construction Equipment)

Product focus: telescopic handlers

Brief looks at new features and capabilities from many telehandler manufacturers.

(Source: Equipment World)

A versatile alternative to forklifts

Compact telehandlers with 8,000 lb capacity provide more tools and more utility than straight-mast models.

(Source: Equipment Today)

Productivity guide: telescopic handlers

Get more muscle from the telehandlers in your fleet. (Up to 6,000 lb capacity.)

(Source: Equipment World)

How rough terrain forklifts are made

From raw materials to final assembly, find out how these rugged trucks are put together.

(Source: eNotes)

How to evaluate telehandlers

Lift height, visibility, and attachments are important considerations when buying telehandlers in the 8,000-pound class.

(Source: Equipment World)

2006 Telehandler specs

Detailed specs on telehandler models available from most of the major suppliers.

(Source: Equipment Today)

Designed to multi-task

Compact telehandlers can dig like a skid steer and lift like a full-sized forklift.

(Source: Equipment Today)