Question 1

How many telehandler rental options are there on DOZR?

Accepted Answer

Right now, we have 253 construction equipment rental companies with telehandler rentals. New rental partners are joining the DOZR network daily.

Question 2

What is the average daily, weekly and monthly telehandler rental cost?

Accepted Answer

The average cost to rent a telehandler is $450 per day, $1,275 per week, or $3,120 per month (though equipment rental prices for a telehandler vary per market).

Question 3

How long can I rent telehandler for?

Accepted Answer

You can rent a telehandler for as long as necessary when renting on DOZR. Rentals can be picked by daily, weekly, monthly, and long-term rentals. If your project timeline changes, you can also choose to off-rent or extend the rental using DOZR's order tracking software.

Question 4

Which equipment rental companies have telehandler rentals?

Accepted Answer

You can book many telehandler rentals on DOZR from rental companies including, Sunbelt Rentals, Sunstate Equipment Co., Titan Machinery, Ag-Pro, and Battlefield Equipment Rentals.

Question 5

Where can I find cheap telehandler rentals?

Accepted Answer

The cheapest telehandler rentals are in Hamilton, Los Angeles, and Miami.

Question 6

Do you offer telehandler add-ons or attachments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we have multiple add-ons and attachments for telehandler rentals including (but not limited to) bucket, truss, tree boom, and hopper.

Question 7

What other names does telehandler go by?

Accepted Answer

Other names that telehandler can be called include shooting boom, lull, grade-all, and reach forklift.

Question 8

Can a telehandler be driven on the road?

Accepted Answer

A telehandler must be registered and licensed to drive on a public road. If you plan to operate a telehandler on a residential street, you must take the proper steps.

Question 9

How much weight can a telehandler lift?

Accepted Answer

The weight that a telehandler can lift is dependent on the reach of the machine and the load weight of the material. Telehandler lift capacities range from 5,000 – 15,000+ lbs depending on these factors.

Question 10

What is the difference between a telehandler vs a skid steer?

Accepted Answer

The main difference between telehandlers and skid steers is that telehandlers are classified as lifts rather than loaders. Because of their telescopic reach, they are better equipped for grabbing things and maneuvering through the air than skid steers are. However, JCB does manufacture the first of its kind "teleskid" which is a crossover between a telehandler and a skid steer.

Question 11

How high can telehandlers lift?

Accepted Answer

Telehandlers have a maximum lift height of roughly 56 feet. Models that can lift this high include the Genie GTH-1256, JLG 1055 and 1255, Caterpillar TL1255D, and Manitou 1840 ST5 series, MTA 10055 Series IV, and the MT 1840 A. The smallest telehandlers have a maximum lift height of 18 feet including models like the Genie GTH-5519, Manitou MT 625e and MT 420 H, and JLG G5-18A.

Question 12

How far can telehandlers reach?

Accepted Answer

Telehandlers have a maximum reach of about 42 feet. Models that can reach this far include the Genie GTH-1256, JLG 1055 and 1255, Caterpillar TL1255D, and Manitou 1840 ST5 series, MTA 10055 Series IV, and the MT 1840 A.

Question 13

Is lifting capacity the same at max height and reach?

Accepted Answer

This is one thing to be very cautious of when using a telehandler: the lift capacity at maximum height and maximum reach are not the same as the overall maximum lift capacity. For example, while the JLG 1255 has a maximum lift capacity of 6 tons (12,000 lbs), the lift capacity at max height is 2.5 tons (5,000 lbs), and the lift capacity at maximum reach is 1.75 tons (3,500 lbs). It is extremely important to read the equipment brochure for this information before using any telehandler at max capacities.

Question 14

What's the most popular telehandler rental size?

Accepted Answer

The most popular telehandler models have a lift capacity of 5,000 lbs and a lift height of 19 feet, including models like the JLG G518 and Genie GTH-5519. Other popular sizes include telehandlers with a 6,000 lb capacity and lift height of 39 feet, including the Genie GTH-636, Skytrack 6042 and SJ43, and Caterpillar TL642.

6000 Lbs, 32 - 39 Ft Telehandler Rentals

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6000 Lbs, 32 - 39 Ft Telehandler Rentals

Renting Online is Easy

Renting Online is Easy