Terex adds six to telehandler range

TerexLift will introduce six new telehandlers this year, three of which are aimed at the construction and rental markets, including a roto model.
The Telelift 3512 is a 3.5t payload, 12m-reach machine aimed at the rental market. It is based on a new stronger chassis, said to offer unrivalled levels of safety, robustness and durability. It comes with front stabilisers with frame levelling and side shift as options.
Its boom and front end have been redesigned to reduce stress during loading applications. The 61kW oil-cooled Deutz engine drives through a two-speed hydrostatic-mechanical transmission to give a 32km/h road speed.
The Telelift 4010 is a shorter boom/higher lift version of the 3512 and is capable of lifting 4t.
Terex describes the 18m/4.5t capacity Girolift 4518 as the most technologically advanced rotating boom telehandler on the market.
It has independent stabilisers and a safety system that identifies the extended stabilisers and issues a load diagram, which automatically detects any attachment and updates the overload device and load diagram.