This Claas 756 Varipower Plus is a used telehandler — also commonly referred to as a telescopic handler — a versatile materials-handling machine used across agriculture, construction, and related industries to lift, carry, and place loads at height and reach using an extendable boom. Claas is a well-established German agricultural machinery manufacturer with a long history of producing equipment for farming operations worldwide, and their telehandler range is designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern agricultural and rural work environments. This example was manufactured in 2024, is located in Germany, and is offered at €117,500.
The machine rides on 500/70R24 tyres, providing a stable and capable footprint for working on varied surfaces. A top road speed of 40 km/h means it can be driven between locations without the need for slow-speed transfers, making it well suited to operations across larger sites or between fields.
The operator environment is well specified. Air conditioning is fitted as standard, and the cab is equipped with a radio featuring Bluetooth connectivity along with a hands-free telephone system using an external microphone, keeping the operator comfortable and connected during long working days. LED working lights are installed, extending the effective working hours into low-light conditions.
On the hydraulic side, the machine features a third and fourth auxiliary hydraulic circuit at the front, both double-acting and including a continuous-flow function, giving strong compatibility with a wide range of hydraulic attachments. A rear auxiliary hydraulic circuit is also present, adding further versatility for rear-mounted implements or equipment.
Additional features include a return-to-dig (bucket return) device for repeatable, efficient loading cycles, a creep-speed function for precision work at very low ground speeds, and automatic central lubrication to reduce maintenance time and help protect wear points during operation. Electrical connectivity is covered by both a four-pin and a seven-pin socket, accommodating a variety of attachment and trailer wiring configurations. The machine is based in Bockel-Gyhum, 27404, Germany.
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