This Sky Trak 6042 is a telehandler — sometimes called a reach forklift or telescopic handler — a type of lifting machine used across construction, agriculture, and industrial sites to raise, place, and transport heavy loads to heights and distances that a conventional forklift cannot reach. Sky Trak is a well-established brand in the telehandler market, known for producing rough-terrain material handlers built for demanding jobsite conditions.
This 2015 machine is offered used from Virginia, USA, and carries 3,360 hours of recorded use. It is rated to lift 6,000 pounds and can extend loads to a maximum height of 42 feet, making it well suited to multi-storey construction work, roofing material placement, and similar elevated-placement tasks. Power comes from a Cummins diesel engine, a widely respected and serviceable powerplant common in heavy equipment of this class.
The machine is equipped with an enclosed cab fitted with heat, providing the operator with year-round comfort and protection from the elements. The fork carriage measures 72 inches in width, and the included pallet forks measure 48 inches in length, allowing the machine to work immediately with standard pallet loads. The tires have been replaced with foam-filled units, eliminating the risk of puncture flats and reducing downtime on jobsites where debris and rough ground are common concerns.
At a listed price of $52,000, this unit presents a detailed specification package for buyers seeking a mid-hours, feature-equipped telehandler ready for immediate work.
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