This Sky Trak 8042 is a telehandler — also commonly referred to as a telescopic handler or reach forklift — a type of lifting machine used across construction, agriculture, and industrial worksites to place, lift, and move heavy loads to heights and distances that conventional forklifts cannot reach. Sky Trak is a well-established manufacturer of telehandlers, known for building rugged material-handling equipment suited to demanding job-site conditions.
This 2015 machine is offered used and is located in Virginia, USA, priced at $55,000. It carries an 8,000-pound lift capacity and a maximum lift height of 42 feet, giving it the reach and payload to handle palletised materials, structural components, and other heavy loads at significant elevation. The unit comes equipped with a 72-inch fork carriage and 60-inch pallet forks, making it ready to work with standard palletised loads from the day it arrives on site.
The telehandler is powered by a Cummins diesel engine, a reputable powertrain choice known for durability and serviceability in heavy-duty applications. The machine has accumulated 4,161 hours of use. Mobility is supported by four-wheel drive and three-way steering, which provides the operator with the flexibility to choose between conventional, all-wheel, and crab-steering modes — a practical advantage when maneuvering in tight or uneven terrain.
The enclosed cab is fitted with heat, providing operator comfort during cold-weather operations. Foam-filled tires eliminate the risk of flat tires on puncture-prone job sites, reducing downtime and maintenance demands. Together, these features describe a capable, well-specified machine suited to year-round, heavy-duty material handling work.
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