There are more popular brands of telehandlers in the UK than the range built by and for Caterpillar - but you should find a number of CAT telehandlers for sale on these pages. the model range all starts with TH for 'Telescopic Handler' or telehandler as we call them in the UK. The current range is a 'D' series with a load capacity of around 3.5 tonnes for the TH300 series or 4 tonnes for the TH400 series. Older versions of the TH500 series were available with a 5 tonne load capacity. Caterpillar also manufacture agri special models of telehandler. Read more...
JCB Telehandlers have been on sale in the UK since launch back in 1977 with the JCB 520 telescopic handler. This is the precursor to the Loadall range of telehandlers from JCB. There have been many models of JCB telehandler over the years, with the 525 appearing in 1979 - just two years after the initial launch. JCB make the bold claim that the Loadall range is the world's best selling telehandler. Read more...
If you are looking for used Manitou telehandlers for sale then these pages contain a huge choice – all in stock and ready to buy from plant dealers and upcoming auctions across the UK. The French manufacturer has been working in the UK since the 1970s with their first telehandlers hitting the market in 1981. To some the numbering of the models can be a little confusing. We will try to explain: The MRT model series are rotating telehandlers, the MHT is the construction range of telehandlers and the MLT range is for telehandlers for agricultural use.
The rotating telehandler range starts... Read more...
Merlo have a very confusing model numbering system for its telehandler range. here are Turbofarmer versions (TF), plus Panoramic versions (although hardly ever called that - simply a 'P' at the front of the model as in the P35.11 (the numbers all represent the lift capacity - here 3.5 tonnes and lift height - here 11 meters). In addition there is the more tractor-like MultiFarmer versions (MF) Finally there are the rotating telehandlers caller the 'ROTO'. Finally there are models with no letter starting but followed with a 'G' - your guess is as good as ours, but they all form part of the... Read more...
