This Genie GTH1056 is a used telehandler — sometimes called a telescopic handler or reach forklift — a versatile lifting machine used across construction, agriculture, and industrial sites to place loads at height and reach over obstacles that conventional forklifts cannot access. Genie is a well-established manufacturer of aerial work platforms and lift equipment, serving construction, industrial, and rental markets worldwide. This 2016 example is located in Texas, USA, and is priced at $66,000, with financing and delivery available.
The machine's lifting capability is a central feature. It reaches a maximum lift height of 56.83 feet and a maximum forward reach of 42 feet, making it suitable for placing materials at significant elevation and distance from the machine's base. Maximum lift capacity is 10,000 lb, while the rated load at maximum height is 3,999 lb and the rated load at maximum reach is 3,000 lb — figures that reflect the practical working envelope a buyer should plan around.
Power comes from a Deutz TCD 3.6 L four-cylinder turbocharged engine producing 121.1 gross horsepower. The engine meets Tier 4i emission standards and operates on a 12-volt electrical system with a 1,000 CCA battery rated at 0°F (−18°C). Fuel capacity is 35.1 gallons, and the hydraulic system holds 55.1 gallons of fluid. Drawbar pull is rated at 28,799 lb, underlining the machine's ability to work on demanding terrain.
The transmission is a three-speed powershift unit with three forward and three reverse gears, delivering a maximum forward travel speed of 16.8 mph. Operating weight is 30,000.6 lb, and the machine rides on 14 x 24 in, 12-ply tyres. The outside turning radius over the tyres is 13.26 feet, and ground clearance is 1.51 feet. The overall length to the fork face is 22.02 feet, width over tyres is 8.5 feet, overall height is 8.5 feet, and the wheelbase is 10.67 feet.
The hydraulic system uses a variable-displacement pump with a flow capacity of 15.1 gallons per minute and auxiliary hydraulic flow of 15 gallons per minute at a relief valve and auxiliary pressure of 3,200 psi. Boom cycle times are 13.5 seconds to raise, 12 seconds to lower, 16 seconds to extend, and 15 seconds to retract. The seller states that all listed inventory is in stock and ready for immediate purchase, with delivery and financing available on all units.
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