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Used Weidemann Fixed Frame Telehandlers

  • 2022 Weidemann T4512 DEMO

    2022 Weidemann T4512 DEMO

    • Manufacturer: Weidemann
    • Model: T4512
    • Horsepower: 44.65603555849879 horsepower
    • Hours: 550 hour

    Cabin incl. heating and ventilation Steering column adjustable (inclination and height) Lighting according to StVZO Working light LED (1000 lm) on the cab roof, rotating beacon LED (yellow) Diesel engine Yanmar 3...

    $65,759 USD

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    Est. $1,238/mo

    Saint Vith, Belgium
  • 2025 Weidemann T6025

    2025 Weidemann T6025

    • Manufacturer: Weidemann
    • Model: T6025
    • Fuel type: diesel
    • Maximum lift height: 6 meter

    Machine location: Quirinstrasse Crombach, 28 St.Vith 4780, Belgium | Hours: 0 | Power type: Diesel | Traction type: 4x4 | General grade (1 min - 5 max): 5/5 | Maximum lift height: 600 cm | Cabin type: Enclosed ...

    Saint Vith, Belgium

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.