Long Term Telehandler Rental San Diego 12000 Pounds

Maneuverable hybrid units that offer the load lifting capabilities of a
forklift with the lifting range of a crane..

When moving and lifting heavy materials is critical on a jobsite, contractors of all industries rely on the 12,000 pound telehandler for optimal jobsite performance. Most construction sites can go for months and its vital that the equipment is on-site each and every day ready to perform, that's why All Access Services provides a fleet of telehandlers available for long term rentals. We have become one of San Diego's trusted providers of the highest quality telehandlers that are affordable to rent. When it comes to maximum performance, we take take pride in our heavy equipment and being the trusted provider of the best machines in San Diego County.

The fleet of telehandlers at All Access Services are meticulously maintained by our trained team of mechanics to ensure industry standard machine performance and safety. You can rely on the 12,000 pound telehandler to meet the demanding jobsite needs and tasks.

12000 Pound Telehandler Lift for Rent Long Term

Available in 2 brands, JLG® telehandlers and SkyTrak® telehandlers, they can be used outdoors even in rough terrain to maneuver heavy loads of material around the work area, and lift heavy loads to heights that are difficult to reach. This is why they are sought after for construction projects throughout San Diego.

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Key Features of the 12,000lb Telehandler

New, Intuitive Single Joystick Controls All Boom Functions
Maximize Productivity with Improved Boom Speed
Redesigned Cab Includes New Dashboard, Integrated Arm Rest, and Optional AC

Quick Telehandler for Rent Description vs Boom Lift

The answer is simple they are all the same thing. Its as the name says. It is a forklift that can reach or boom out. A forklift can lift a load straight up and down. A reach forklift can boom out as much as 55 feet. That is the up and out reach. If you went straight out it would tip over..