Telehandlers For Sale

Used Telehandlers for Sale – Versatile Reach and Rough Terrain Power

IronPower Industries provides a specialized selection of used telehandlers engineered to deliver unparalleled material handling performance in the toughest outdoor environments. Unlike standard straight-mast forklifts, telehandlers feature a telescopic boom that can extend forwards and upwards, allowing operators to reach over obstacles, dumpsters, and trenches to deliver materials exactly where the crew needs them.

Why buy a used telehandler?

• Substantial capital savings. Telehandlers are premium, heavy-duty machines. Purchasing a thoroughly inspected, pre-owned unit allows you to acquire massive reach and lifting capacity without the severe depreciation of buying brand new.
• Incredible versatility. With the ability to swap attachments, a single telehandler can act as a forklift, a compact crane, and a bucket loader, reducing the need to rent multiple machines for one jobsite.
• Immediate availability. Avoid the long lead times of equipment dealerships. Our used inventory is thoroughly inspected, on the lot, and ready to be transported directly to your project.

What to consider before you buy

Selecting the right reach forklift requires understanding the specific lifting demands and spatial constraints of your jobsite:

Maximum Lift Capacity vs. Forward Reach:
A telehandler might be rated for 10,000 lbs, but it can only lift that maximum weight when the boom is fully retracted. As the boom extends horizontally (forward reach), the safe lifting capacity drops significantly. Always review the load chart to ensure the machine can safely lift your heaviest pallets at the maximum required extension.

Maximum Lift Height:
Consider the height of the structures you typically build. Compact telehandlers may reach 18 to 20 feet, while large-frame construction telehandlers can easily reach heights of 40 to 55 feet to supply roofers and upper-level masonry crews.

Outriggers (Stabilizers):
If you are lifting extremely heavy loads to maximum heights, look for models equipped with front outriggers. These hydraulic legs deploy to the ground, widening the machine’s footprint and drastically increasing its lifting stability and forward reach capacity.

Typical applications we support

• Construction and Framing: Lifting heavy lumber bunks, steel trusses, and roofing materials directly to the second or third stories of a building.
• Masonry and Bricklaying: Delivering heavy pallets of block and mortar directly onto elevated scaffolding.
• Agriculture and Farming: Stacking massive hay bales, loading feed hoppers, and cleaning livestock pens using bucket attachments.
• Oil, Gas, and Mining: Handling heavy steel pipes and equipment components on rugged, off-road terrain.

Popular telehandler brands and models

Our inventory is stocked with the pioneers and current leaders of the telescopic handler industry. JCB, the original inventor of the telehandler, offers robust machines known for their side-engine layout providing unmatched visibility. JLG (including their SkyTrak and Lull lines) dominates the North American construction market with indestructible frames and simple maintenance. We also regularly feature highly reliable models from Skyjack and Bobcat.

How we inspect used telehandlers

Because telehandlers routinely lift heavy loads over the heads of ground crews, structural and hydraulic integrity is our top priority. Every telehandler listed by IronPower Industries undergoes a rigorous, multi-point practical inspection:

• Boom Sections and Wear Pads: We inspect the telescopic boom sections for straightness, cracks, and ensure the internal wear pads are properly greased and within tolerance to prevent boom sag.
• Hydraulics and Cylinders: Checking the massive main lift cylinder, extension cylinders, and tilt carriage for drift or fluid leaks under pressure.
• Steering Modes and Axles: Verifying that all three steering modes (front-wheel, 4-wheel coordinated, and crab steer) engage and align perfectly.
• Drivetrain and Brakes: Testing the powershift transmission and ensuring the heavy-duty wet disc brakes stop the machine safely on inclines.
• Safety Systems: Ensuring load charts are legible and the frame-leveling mechanism operates smoothly.

Telehandlers for Sale in Florida and Nationwide

IronPower Industries proudly supplies telehandlers for sale in Florida and across the United States. With a large portion of our material handling inventory located at our Hialeah facility, framing contractors and masons in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Tampa have immediate access to heavy-duty reach forklifts. We routinely coordinate domestic heavy haul freight and international export to ensure your telehandler arrives safely and ready to work.

Frequently Asked Questions About Telehandlers