This Lull 644E-42 is a telehandler — also commonly referred to as a telescopic handler or reach forklift — a versatile lifting machine designed to place, move, and stack loads at extended heights and distances that conventional forklifts cannot reach. Telehandlers are widely used across construction, agriculture, and industrial sites for tasks ranging from material handling and pallet stacking to loading and placing heavy components at elevation. Lull is a well-established name in the telehandler market, with a long history of building rugged, high-reach machines tailored to demanding job site conditions.
This 2006 unit is powered by a Cummins diesel engine, a widely respected powertrain choice known for reliability and serviceability in heavy equipment applications. It is equipped with four-wheel drive, making it capable of operating effectively on uneven, soft, or rough terrain typical of active construction and agricultural sites. Four-wheel steer is also fitted, which improves maneuverability in tight spaces by allowing the machine to navigate with a tighter turning radius than two-wheel-steer configurations provide.
The machine comes with foam-filled tires, which eliminate the risk of puncture-related downtime — a practical advantage on job sites with debris or sharp materials underfoot. For load handling, it includes a side tilt and sliding carriage with pallet forks, providing added versatility when positioning loads on uneven ground or when precise fork placement is required.
The seller states the unit is in working condition. Notably, four new tie-rod ends and a new seat are being installed prior to delivery, indicating recent mechanical attention to the steering system. The machine is located in Georgia, USA, and is listed at $34,985.
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