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Haulotte releases safer telehandlers

Haulotte has released the HTL 3614Pro and HTL3617Pro telehandlers.

The new telehandlers provide telescopic lifting heights of 14 metres and 17 metres for the 3614Pro and 3617Pro respectively.

Both machines have a lifting capacity up to 3.6 tonnes at full height, powered by a full proportional hydraulic electronic control of the boom, with both telehandlers designed for a maximum lift capacity of 4 tonnes.

Controls of the movement of the boom and accessories are simultaneous and proportional due to ‘flowsharing’ technology which allows the operator to carry out multiple movements at the same time.

The telehandlers are powered by a 74.9kW engine with the standard hydrostatic transmissions.

This transmission allows for precise handling in slow or fast mode.

Safety is increased by the a chassis leveling function as standard which allows the machine to adapt to site conditions, while blocking of the rear axle as standard and auto cut-off of the machine add to the overall safer operating.

Both telehandlers are just under 7 metres in length, are 2.67 metres in height and weigh in at 11.4 tonnes for the 3614Pro and 12.1 tonnes for the 3617Pro, with both having a width of 2.43 metres.

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