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Magni Rotating Telehandler Roto Boom 82' 13,000 lbs

TELHRO82

Rental Item Details

13,000 Rotating Telehandler 82' Model 6.25 Magni Roto Boom
Maximum Lift Height 82'
Horizontal Reach 70'
Fork Length Options 4', 5', 6' Long. Also 10' ext.
Carriage Options Fixed 6' Wide
Rotating Carriage +/- 90 degrees 48" Wide
Operating Weight 39,680lbs
Dimensions L W H 28'-6, 8'-2, 10'-4
Width Deployed 18'-5
Diesel 134 HP

A rotating telehandler, also known as a rotary telehandler or rotoboom or simply a roto, is a versatile piece of construction equipment designed for lifting and transporting large heavy materials, similar to traditional telehandlers but with the added functionality of a 360-degree rotating boom. This feature allows the upper part of the machine, including the operator's cab and the telescopic boom, to rotate fully while the chassis remains stationary. This ability to rotate makes these machines exceptionally useful on congested job sites where maneuverability is limited. The roto boom has some similarities to a small crane and is good for material handling. Telehandler VS Rotoboom

Sometimes referred to as a Mini Crane.

 

 

What is a Rotating Forklift?

A rotating forklift is essentially another name for a rotating telehandler or Roto Boom. It combines the functions of a forklift and a large telehandler, with the added benefit of a rotating boom. This makes it extremely useful for precise load placement in tight or confined spaces. Sometimes referred to as a rotating Pettibone.

Magni Rotating Telehandler Familiarization:

FAQ

How is this 39,680 lb rotating telehandler delivered to the jobsite?

Due to its operating weight of nearly 20 tons (39,680 lbs) and 10-foot-4-inch transport height, this machine requires dedicated heavy-haul commercial lowboy transport. Gap Power coordinates professional site delivery and pickup; ensure your jobsite entrance and roadway access can accommodate a semi-truck and heavy equipment trailer.

When should I rent a rotating telehandler instead of a standard telehandler or mobile crane?

This machine is commonly used for: setting roof trusses on multi-story timber framing; placing structural steel beams on tight commercial envelopes; stocking drywall and roofing materials onto multi-level decks without moving the chassis; and hoisting mechanical equipment in congested urban sites. Rent a roto boom when you need 360-degree continuous slewing and up to 82 feet of reach from a single stationary set-up. For straightforward straight-in material staging on open ground, a standard fixed telehandler is simpler and more cost-effective; for massive single picks exceeding 13,000 pounds, a dedicated mobile crane is required.

What are the reach and maximum lifting capacities for this Magni 6.25?

The Magni 6.25 provides a maximum lift height of 82 feet, a maximum horizontal forward reach of 70 feet, and a peak rated capacity of 13,000 pounds. As with all telescopic equipment, maximum capacity is rated close to the chassis; lifting capacity tapers significantly as the boom extends upward and outward. Always consult the active in-cab computerized load chart before attempting maximum reach lifts.

How much jobsite clearance and ground prep is needed to deploy the outriggers?

While the machine travels at 8 feet 2 inches wide and 28 feet 6 inches long, full stabilization requires a deployed outrigger width of 18 feet 5 inches. The ground beneath the outrigger pads must be firm, stable, and capable of bearing significant point loads, especially when swinging heavy loads. Ensure overhead clear path from electrical lines and adequate perimeter clearance for the counterweight swing radius.

What fork carriage and attachment options are available for this unit?

This machine can be equipped with an array of attachments, including a winch, work platform, and trash hoppper. Included in the rental are either a standard fixed 6-foot wide carriage or a 48-inch wide rotating carriage that pivots +/- 90 degrees. Fork lengths are available in 4-foot, 5-foot, and 6-foot lengths, along with 10-foot fork extensions. The rotating carriage allows operators to thread long framing lumber or steel through narrow vertical window openings and framing studs without shifting the base machine.

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