This Skyjack VR843D is a telehandler — also commonly referred to as 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 with precision. Skyjack is a well-established manufacturer known for producing reliable aerial work platforms and material handling equipment serving a broad range of industries worldwide.
This 2014 machine is offered in used condition from Virginia, USA, priced at $49,000, and carries 3,890 recorded hours of use.
The telehandler is rated for an 8,000 lb lift capacity and reaches a maximum lift height of 44 feet, making it well suited to tasks that demand both substantial load-handling capability and extended vertical reach. It is equipped with four-wheel drive, providing the traction needed to operate across uneven or soft ground conditions. Three-way steering — typically encompassing front-wheel, rear-wheel, and crab steering modes — gives the operator a meaningful degree of maneuverability on congested or confined sites.
The machine comes fitted with a 48-inch side tilt fork carriage, which allows the operator to level loads on uneven terrain without repositioning the machine, and includes a set of 48-inch pallet forks. Power comes from a Cummins diesel engine, a well-regarded powerplant known for durability in demanding working environments. The tires are foam-filled, which eliminates the risk of punctures, though the seller notes them at approximately 50% remaining tread life. The machine is powered by a Cummins diesel engine, consistent with heavy-duty telehandler applications at this capacity and reach rating.
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