Comparison of telescopic boom wheel loaders and telehandlers reviews

[barracane]

salve ragazzi, scusate se disturbo, spero che vada tutto bene nonostante covid e crisi economica, spero. detto questo, se fosse possibile vorrei sapere secondo quale macchina secondo voi è più efficiente e adatta: la pala gommata con braccio telescopico o il sollevatore telescopico? il classico trattore con caricatore, credo non possa essere paragonato a queste macchine non ha possibilità. la pala gommata ha telaio snodato e guida centrale, nonostante l'altezza utile inferiore del braccio telescopico, invece il telaio rigido del sollevatore baricentro inferiore cabina di guida laterale sterzante a granchio, maggiore sbraccio ed estensione maggiore altezza, può essere utilizzato come carrello elevatore, come una piccola gru, per trainare rimorchi e per applicare diversi strumenti, la benna non può essere utilizzata come pala meccanica. la pala gommata può essere utilizzata per scavare, come carrello elevatore come piccola gru e come porta attrezzi. cosa ne pensate mettiamo a confronto vari punti di forza, difetti, prestazioni, opinioni ed esperienze, grazie excusatemi ancora. buona salute e buona fortuna a tutti, si spera. Dio salvi la regina ...

Telehandler test: 5 mid-sized loaders battle it out - Farmers Weekly

This winter’s big machinery test is all about lifting and shifting as we thrash out the winners and losers in the rigid-framed telehandler market.

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salve ragazzi, scusate se disturbo, spero che vada tutto bene nonostante covid e crisi economica, spero. detto questo, se fosse possibile vorrei sapere secondo voi quale macchina secondo voi è più efficiente e adatta: la pala gommata con braccio telescopico o il sollevatore telescopico? il classico trattore con caricatore, credo non possa essere paragonato a queste macchine non ha possibilità. la pala gommata ha telaio snodato e guida centrale, nonostante l'altezza utile inferiore del braccio telescopico, invece il telaio rigido del sollevatore baricentro inferiore cabina di guida laterale sterzante a granchio, maggiore sbraccio ed estensione maggiore altezza, può essere utilizzato come carrello elevatore, come una piccola gru, per trainare rimorchi e per applicare diversi strumenti, la benna non può essere utilizzata come pala meccanica. la pala gommata può essere utilizzata per scavare, come carrello elevatore come piccola gru e come porta attrezzi. cosa ne pensate mettiamo a confronto vari punti di forza, difetti, prestazioni, opinioni ed esperienze, grazie excusatemi ancora. buona salute e buona fortuna a tutti, si spera. Dio salvi la regina...

 

[barracane]

in your opinion the telehandler backhoe combination can work, could it be compatible as machine configuration?

 

[T whiting]

No I saw that machine when it was for sale and it was definitely a agricultural bodge though the manihoe might work



Though tbh I can literally run rings round a telehandler with the duck with forks on

 

[Smiffy]

No I saw that machine when it was for sale and it was definitely a agricultural bodge though the manihoe might work

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Though tbh I can literally run rings round a telehandler with the duck with forks on

Isn't half of that because all construction sites seemingly regardless of what they are actually doing seem to hire clumsy horrible 12m+ machines with legs
Even our local council depo has one for loading gritters
Most the time if they hired a 5 or 6 meter machine they would half the handling times
Or a pivot steer and quarter it

 

[T whiting]

Yes pretty much the operator makes a difference too I really like the 6m Wacker telehandler it's big enough to do most jobs but incredibly nippy and manoeuvrable. I can see why they hire /own big machines though it means one machine can do all the jobs without needing swapping when they get to roof work

 

[Smiffy]

Yes pretty much the operator makes a difference too I really like the 6m Wacker telehandler it's big enough to do most jobs but incredibly nippy and manoeuvrable. I can see why they hire /own big machines though it means one machine can do all the jobs without needing swapping when they get to roof work

I understand it on house builds but I see them on road works, civils, paving jobs alsorts where they are never going to do anything bar unload and move pallets which realistically a 4meter would do the job and be far more manouverable

 

[Regy53]

Works For Me?
Any body else ?

 

[V8Druid]

Works For Me?
Any body else ?

seems fine now Ross .... would not work for me earlier

for everyone else's benefit ..... i couldn't get a post to stay up here .... was typing everything in backwards and had peoples republic at the end of a line ... thought it'd been hacked

tbh I can literally run rings round a telehandler with the duck with forks on

totally ..... unless you're after truss reach .... then can always use a boom

 

[barracane]

il merlo ha prodotto un esempio anni fa, non so se ha avuto successo,
portata del traliccio Penso sia pericoloso, ricordo che quando ero operaio in un cantiere lo usavano per sollevare le capriate di un capannone si sbilanciava, le ruote posteriori si alzavano e rimanevano in bilico, molto pericoloso era un bruco th 41, altre volte

 

[Regy53]

seems fine now Ross .... would not work for me earlier

for everyone else's benefit ..... i couldn't get a post to stay up here .... was typing everything in backwards and had peoples republic at the end of a line ... thought it'd been hacked




totally ..... unless you're after truss reach .... then can always use a boom

quote often a issue in the browser on the pc im afraid

 

[T whiting]

"barracane, post: 52881, member: 129"]
the blackbird produced an example years ago, I don't know if it was successful,
reach of the trellis I think it is dangerous, I remember that when I was a worker on a construction site they used it to lift the trusses of a shed it was unbalanced, the rear wheels rose and remained in balance, very dangerous was a caterpillar th 41, other times
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My old man has a truss boom for his 9m manitou it's a handy bit of kit though it's a little hairy unless the ground is flat, it's dead handy for placing steels though

 

[fred]

il merlo ha prodotto un esempio anni fa, non so se ha avuto successo,
portata del traliccio Penso sia pericoloso, ricordo che quando ero operaio in un cantiere lo usavano per sollevare le capriate di un capannone si sbilanciava, le ruote posteriori si alzavano e rimanevano in bilico, molto pericoloso era un bruco th 41, altre volte
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always fancied a jib for the telehandler but never get round to sorting one.

 

[V8Druid]

quote often a issue in the browser on the pc im afraid

first time I've ever had an issue like that ..... was really weird ..... whatever i typed it placed the text to the left of the cursor - i.e - backwards -- sdrawkcab
and added peoples republic at the end of a line ..... totally odd ......

yes on PC ..... but new nuclear powered whizztechery thing that Alex (@Cyberprog ) sorted out for me ..... aside from Windows10, it's a pleasure to use......

bloody thing wants to continually update and can't use it while it's doing it though
have it set up to do it overnight ..... but earlier this week it was still getting its head together at tea time the next day ....

 

[V8Druid]

My old man has a truss boom for his 9m manitou it's a handy bit of kit though it's a little hairy unless the ground is flat, it's dead handy for placing steels though

be even handier on yer duck

 

[T whiting]

be even handier on yer duck

It this proper manitou one

It's a fair lump and gives about 4m more reach. I'm not sure the duck would handle it with much more than a couple of hundred kilos on the end I know the Tele doesn't like too much on the end with it fully stretched out

 

[craig]

Going off on a slight tangent, to this talk of jibs on ducks, has anyone done or considered water ballasting their tyres to get a bit more weight?

 

[GazCro]

be even handier on yer duck

Can sharp find limit of bucket ram mind. If not in power just smoothness.

 

[V8Druid]

Going off on a slight tangent, to this talk of jibs on ducks, has anyone done or considered water ballasting their tyres to get a bit more weight?

tricky with tubed tyres

 

[Quattromike]

Going off on a slight tangent, to this talk of jibs on ducks, has anyone done or considered water ballasting their tyres to get a bit more weight?

In most telehandlers nowadays there is a load sensor on the back axle, when the weight comes off the axle the SLI beebs in a frenzy and locks out before you get the benefit of water weighted wheels.

 

[Monkeybusiness]

In most telehandlers nowadays there is a load sensor on the back axle, when the weight comes off the axle the SLI beebs in a frenzy and locks out before you get the benefit of water weighted wheels.

That’s what I love about my Merlo (2008). It has a ‘farmer’ switch that essentially turns that off and lets you lift what you want/do wheelies!