Bobcat T40.180SLP Construction Telehandler – specifications
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The Bobcat T40.180SLP Construction Telehandler is a telehandler made by Bobcat.
The Bobcat T40.180SLP is the top model of the telehandler range with 18 m lift height and 4 t capacity. Maximum lift height is 17,466 mm and maximum capacity 4,000 kg. Operating weight is 10,580 kg, with a maximum forward reach of 12,800 mm. Power comes from a Perkins 1104D-44TA. A telehandler in this class serves tall scaffolds and facades and can place loads over obstacles that a forklift cannot reach.
Bobcat – other telehandlers: the collective page outside the named ranges, from the TL25.60 through the TL38.70HF to the rotary telehandler TR60.260 from West Fargo
This page gathers the Bobcat telehandlers the register could not assign to a named range: the T40.180SLP, the TL25.60 in construction and agricultural versions, the TL30.70 also in both versions, the TL35.105L, the TL38.70HF for agriculture, and the rotary telehandler TR60.260. Bobcat, headquartered in West Fargo, North Dakota, belongs to the Doosan group; on the TL models, the numbers in the type designation give the lift height and capacity, the HF suffix stands for High Flow, meaning increased hydraulic oil flow for high-power attachments, and Rotary on the TR60.260 marks the base that rotates through 360 degrees.
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The register lists here 9 versions of telehandlers for construction and agriculture.
Telehandlers take on lifting, stacking and moving loads up and sideways on building sites and farms, where a classic front loader or crane would be too inflexible; the construction and agricultural versions differ mainly in tyres, attachment mounting and cab equipment, while the rotary telehandler, through its rotating base, can additionally take on crane work.
On used telehandlers, operating hours and the condition of the engine and hydraulic pumps, wear on the telescopic boom and slide rails, the tightness of the lift and extension cylinders, and the condition of the tyres and attachment mount all matter; spare parts run through the Bobcat dealer network.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Bobcat Teleskoplader (weitere Modelle), Bobcat (Doosan, Hersteller)
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