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14m diesel telehandler
A 14m class telehandler for lifting and placing loads on forks around site.
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Telehandler, side elevationDrawing not to scale
We supply any equivalent machine that meets the headline spec: 14m lift height. Typical figures for this class are below.
- Power
- Diesel
Telehandler, not a MEWP. Power: Diesel. Figures in this table are guaranteed.
Where these figures come from
Typical for this class, exact model may vary
Guaranteed: 14m lift height. We supply any equivalent machine that meets the headline spec.
Fewer than three mainstream makers publish a sheet for a machine of this class, so we show the guaranteed figure and the reference models rather than a thin range. Capacity falls as the boom rises and extends, so always plan the lift from the load chart of the machine supplied.
Models these ranges come from
- JCB 540-140 Hi-Viz, 13.78m lift height
- Manitou MT 1440, 13.53m lift height
About this machine
A telehandler (telescopic handler) is a rough terrain lift truck with a telescopic boom. It picks up loads on forks and places them at height or forward over obstacles.
It is not a MEWP or a cherry picker: it is built to lift materials, not people. The weight it can lift falls as the boom extends and rises, so every lift is planned from the machine's load chart.
High reach telehandlers like this place loads on upper floors and roofs, and reach forward over obstacles, but they need firm ground and room to set up. Larger models usually have stabilisers that must be down before the boom goes high.
This listing is for the 14m lift height class and power type. We supply any equivalent telehandler that meets the headline lift height, so the make and model can vary. Lift capacity, reach and weight are shown as typical ranges for the class where makers' sheets back them; plan every lift from the load chart of the machine supplied.
Good for
- Materials onto upper floors and roofs
- Placing loads forward over obstacles
- Multi-storey new-build sites
Price and dates
Frequently asked questions
- What training does the operator need?
- Telehandlers are not MEWPs, so IPAF cards do not cover them. Operators must be trained and competent on telehandlers, which HSE's code of practice L117 covers. A CPCS A17 or NPORS C010 telehandler card is the usual proof on UK sites.
- Can I use it indoors?
- It is a diesel rough terrain machine built for outdoor sites. Engine exhaust makes it unsuitable for enclosed spaces.
- Is delivery included?
- Yes. Delivery and collection are included in the hire price. Some areas, such as Greater London and Scotland, carry an area surcharge, and the postcode check on this page shows it before you book.
- What does the price include?
- The main price is for a week's hire of the machine at our week rate, inc and ex VAT, with the 2-day price under it. A machine without a week rate shows its 2-day price instead. Optional damage waiver included. Hold your own HiPI? Upload your certificate to remove it. Delivery and collection are included, plus any area surcharge for your postcode, and other hire lengths are priced when you pick your dates.
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