Iron works corp is the unique inventory for the best condition used heavy vehicles. We are the major dealer of all best brands of used Telhandlers. We are more focused on knowing the kind of work you do and provide the perfect and suitable construction equipment to you. Our staff has an extensive knowledge about all the construction equipment available in the market. We are capable to select and maintain major brands like Lull, Skytrak, JCB, Gradall, Caterpillar, Traverse, Terex, Pettibone and JLG.

2007 JLG G6-42A Telehandler @ $35,900

This is a 2007 manufactured and used telehandler which is powerful construction equipment with a capacity of 6000 lb. it can reach load up to 42’ height. It has an enclosed cab, 8" fork carriage with 48" pallet forks, aux hydraulics, and Solid rubber airless tires. It costs around $35,900.

JLG G9-43A Telehandler @$38,000

This telehandler is manufactured in the year 2006 which can lift loads of 9,000 lb capacity and to a height of 42’. This has an enclosed cab with 4wdr and 3 way steering. The tires are solid foam tires. It also has 50" fork carriage w/ 48" pallet forks.  It costs around $38,000.

The development of telehandlers in both capacity and reach to the stage where they are able to carry out many of the tasks traditionally undertaken out by mobile and a tower crane introduces new challenges. As with all lifting equipment, safe operation of telehandlers depends on a number of factors including the selection and maintenance of the telehandlers, the planning and supervision of its use, and the competence of the operator.

Types

1. Non-Rotating These machines are able to transport loads from one part of a site to another and place the load at height. On construction sites, the wheels are generally fitted with lug grip tyres to enable the chassis to negotiate unpaved ground.

2. Rotating Rotating telehandlers have all of the features of the non-rotating type with the addition of a rotating on which the boom and operators cab are mounted. These machines also have outriggers fitted at either end of the chassis which enable the entire chassis to be lifted clear of the ground for maximum stability.

Safe use of telehandlers: Two of the most significant hazards associated with telehandlers operation,

1. Lateral stability 2. Visibility  

Points to Consider

• Make sure the manufacturers specification, details and guidelines that are observed at all times • The hiring Machines should be fitted with Rated Capacity Indicators (RCI), often known as Load Moment Indicators. These give warning of approaching overload and should always be switched on during load handling operations. • Need to check the limits of the equipment that means load capacity of the truck will vary according to the extension of the boom and its degree of elevation • The telehandlers modes of operations – some machines have 2 modes of operation, these being fork lift (where ability to extend boom is disabled) and telehandlers (fully functional) • Need to check the lifting configurations – on some machines the lifting capability changes depending on the method used to carry the load • Load charts can depend on method of attaching load and use of stabilizers • Attachments will alter the load capacity and centre of gravity of the machine • A longitudinal stability indicator does not measure the weight of the load. It is designed to reduce the risk of the machine tipping forward and is not a safe load indicator.