Rent Extreme Telehandler 67' or 70' 12,000lb Capacity 130 HP
Rental Item Details
| 12000 lb All Terrain Telehandler 70' |
Model XR1270 Xtreme |
| Maximum Lift Height |
70' |
| Horizontal Reach |
53' |
| Fork Length Options |
4', 5', 6', Long Also 10' ext. |
| Carriage Options Fixed, Tilt, Swing |
4', 5', 6', Wide |
| Operating Weight |
50,000 lbs |
| Foam Filled Tires |
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| Dimensions L W H |
27', 8'-6, 8'-11 |
| Diesel |
130 HP |
| DELIVERY ESTIMATE |
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Xtreme Manufacturing's new 12,000-pound-rated XRM1267 or XR1270 telehandler, with a maximum lift height of 67 or 70 feet, will reach forward 53 feet 8 inches and handle 3,000 pounds at maximum reach. The new telehandler's Perkins turbo-diesel develops 130 horsepower and drives through a three-speed Dana transmission and Dana axles. The 50,000-pound machine provides 8 inches of frame leveling and rides on foam-filled 15.5 × 25 E3 tires. Standard equipment includes rear-axle stabilization, an auxiliary-hydraulic system (rated at 49 gpm and 4,000 psi) and a quick-attach system. Also known as a Pettibone, Lull, Telehandler, JCB, Gradall, Petebone, petty bone or telescopic pettybone or tell handler or all terrain skytrack or large material handling petibone or off road tellehandler or heavy duty lull telehanler or large pettebon or pettebone or construction Telahandler or off road Tellahandler or off road 12000 lb peddybone or a forklift crane or all terrain forklift or Extreme lift or Xtreme lift or off road material handler or rough terrain forklift. These telehandlers have reach heights of 55' 56' 57' 58' 59' 60' 61' 62' 63' 64' 65' 66' 67' 68' 69' 70'
When should I choose this 12,000 lb, 70-foot telehandler over smaller models?
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This heavy-duty telehandler is the right choice for high-reach, high-capacity material handling. It is commonly used for: lifting heavy framing packages to 5-story rooflines; placing steel beams on commercial jobsites; moving heavy masonry pallets across rough terrain; and reaching across deep excavations up to 53 feet. If you only need to lift lighter loads under 6,000 lbs or reach heights under 40 feet, a smaller, lighter telehandler will be easier to maneuver and more cost-effective.
What are the lift capacity limits at maximum height and forward reach?
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While this machine has a maximum capacity of 12,000 lbs for low, close-in lifts, the capacity decreases as the boom extends. At its maximum forward reach of 53 feet, the safe load limit is 2,500 lbs. Always consult the load charts inside the cab to verify your specific lift height and forward reach limits before attempting a lift.
How is this 50,000 lb telehandler transported to my jobsite?
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With an operating weight of 50,000 lbs, a length of 27 feet, and a width of 8 feet 6 inches, this machine cannot be towed by standard pickup trucks or loaded on typical equipment trailers. It requires specialized heavy-haul commercial transport. Gap Power offers professional delivery directly to your jobsite; please use the delivery rate tool on this page or call us to schedule transport.
What are the fuel requirements, and do I need to refill the tank before returning it?
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This telehandler runs on diesel fuel powered by a 130 HP Perkins turbo-diesel engine. Under Gap Power's rental policy, the machine leaves our yard with a full tank of diesel. We will refill it upon return and bill you at the current local pump rate, so you do not need to worry about refilling it yourself before return.
What fork lengths and carriage options are available for this telehandler?
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We offer multiple fork lengths including 4-foot, 5-foot, and 6-foot options, as well as 10-foot fork extensions for bulky loads. Carriage configurations include fixed, tilt, and swing carriages in widths of 4, 5, or 6 feet. Please specify your fork and carriage requirements when booking your rental so we can configure the machine for your job.
Can I use this telehandler to suspend loads like a crane?
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Telehandlers are primarily designed for fork-based material handling. While certain approved attachments can lift suspended loads, you must strictly adhere to the manufacturer's load charts for suspended rigging and never exceed the rated capacities. Standard forks should never be used to hook or suspend loads without an approved truss boom or lifting hook attachment. If you are looking for high reach and suspended weight, an excellent alternative to a crane is the Magni Rotating Telehandler 98' 13,000 lbs Roto Boom.
Extreme XRM1267 Parts List
