This Ingersoll Rand VR1056 is a used telehandler — also known as a telescopic handler or reach forklift — a type of lifting machine fitted with an extendable boom that allows it to place loads at height and at distance simultaneously, making it widely used in construction, agriculture, and industrial yard work. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established American manufacturer known for producing heavy-duty equipment across construction, industrial, and materials-handling applications.
Power comes from a Cummins B3.9-C diesel engine, a four-cylinder unit producing 110 horsepower, a well-regarded powerplant known for reliability and serviceability in demanding working environments. The machine has accumulated 8,420 hours of use. It is configured with four-wheel drive, giving it the traction and stability to operate on uneven or soft ground typical of active job sites.
The rated lift capacity is 10,000 pounds, and the telescoping boom extends to a maximum reach of 44.5 feet, allowing materials to be placed at significant heights or distances from the machine's base. The forks included with the machine measure 5 feet in length and 6 inches in width, suited to a range of standard pallet and material-handling tasks.
The telehandler rides on tyres, a size appropriate for the machine's operating weight, which is stated at 27,265 pounds. This machine is located in Mexico and is offered at a price of $42,500.
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