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Used Manitou Fixed Frame Telehandlers

  • 2017 Manitou mt 733-105

    2017 Manitou mt 733-105

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Manitou
    • Model: MT 733
    • Hours: 4 550 h

    Forks Good condition Manitou 733-105. Ready to work. - Cameras - Pull pin - Work lights - Alliance button rings - 105hp engine - 32 km/h driving speed - Hydr. forklift tines - Bucket NEW

    $69,993 USD

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    Est. $1,317/mo

    Finland
  • 2011 Manitou MRT 1635

    2011 Manitou MRT 1635

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Manitou
    • Model: MRT 1635
    • Hours: 5,500 h

    MANITOU MRT 1635EASY - YEAR 2011 ROTARY TELESCOPIC HANDLER 16 MT INDUSTRIAL MACHINE MANITOU MRT 1635 EASY YEAR 2011 ACTUAL WORKING HOURS 5500 APPROX. COMPLETE WITH: FORKS FIXED HOOK FOR LIFTING PEOPLE CARRIER WIT...

    Alba, Italy
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Overview

Fixed frame telehandlers are versatile lifting machines designed for material handling, commonly used in construction and agriculture. Unlike rotating telehandlers, the boom and frame remain fixed, providing stability and strength for lifting heavy loads to significant heights. They are ideal for tasks such as loading, unloading, and placing materials in hard-to-reach areas.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used fixed frame telehandler?

Check the machine's age, hours of operation, and maintenance history. Inspect the boom, hydraulics, and tires for wear and damage, and ensure all controls and safety features are functioning properly.

How can I safely ship a fixed frame telehandler?

Hire a professional heavy equipment transport service. Ensure the telehandler is cleaned, secured, and properly braced to prevent movement during transit.

What maintenance does a fixed frame telehandler require?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting the boom and attachments for wear, and ensuring all safety systems are operational. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule for best results.