Telehandler reach vs capacity
Max lift capacity, max lift height, and max reach pull against each other. Hours and asking price stay on the live card.
Two numbers that fight each other
Max lift capacity is the published lift at the OEM's stated condition. Max lift height is how high the boom can go. Max reach is how far forward it can place. They are not interchangeable. A card with no library row shows inventory figures only — we do not copy another model's sheet onto it.
Side-by-side
OEM cells, when a library row matches the listing: Max lift capacity · Max lift height · Max reach · Operating weight · Engine power · Outriggers / leveling if published. Empty cells stay Not published.
How to choose for a used buy
Match the job height and reach first, then capacity. Hours and asking price come from the live card.
Condition · Load (lb)
Rated capacity
Rated Capacity 10,000-lb / 4,536-kg
Load at max height (55 ft)
* outriggers required (sheet footnote per card)
Load at Max Height* 5,000-lb / 2,268-kg; Maximum Lift Height 55-ft / 16.76-m
Load at max forward reach (42 ft)
* outriggers required (sheet footnote per card)
Load at Max Reach* 3,000-lb / 1,361-kg; Maximum Forward Reach 42-ft / 12.8-m
Telehandlers
