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5 things that you need to know about the updated Massey Ferguson Telehandler series

Knows as a telehandler which is also known as a boom lift, telescopic handler or a forklift is a machine used to lift heavy objects. It does this by using two long booms which can lift various objects. Farmers make good use of telehandlers, especially when loading and unloading produce from a truck. Packing product on shelves or lifting products that are attached to pallets.

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Agricultural equipment manufacturer stalwart, Massey Ferguson has just unveiled its latest telehandler and here are five things that you need to know about it.

1. You have choice:

The new MF telehandler Series offers up 6 different models for customers to choose from.  The range starts with the semi-compact MF TH 6030 and goes up to the impressive MF TH.8043, the latter provides a maximum lift capacity of 4300kg and at a height of 7.5m. The entry level option measures in at just 2.1m wide and 2.1m high, which makes it ideal for working in confined spaces and traditional farm buildings.

2. Can you even lift?

The MF telehandler Series has been designed to offer maximum capability to suit any job requirement. The entry-level models feature a 100 litre/min hydraulic flow which enables them to provide a 3000kg lift capacity to a height of around 6.5m. The larger models are capable of lifting to heights between 6.5m and to 7.5m with lift capacities of between 3400kg up to 4300kg thanks to a 190 litre/min load-sensing hydraulics system.

3. What about power?

Strength and reliability are key aspects for customers and the new MF telehandler Series does not compromise on either. The new MF telehandlers are powered by the latest design Stage V compliant 3.4 litre capacity, four-cylinder engines. The engine has been placed in a strategic area which has allowed for improved visibility. A powerful load-sensing hydraulic system supplies up to 190 litres/min on the 100kW machines and 100 litres/min for the 74.5kW models. Add to that the proportional electro-hydraulic control on all functions and optimum accuracy and productivity can be achieved with impressive lifting performance, even at low engine speeds.

4. Is it easy to use?

Specifically developed for the MF TH Series, the new ergonomic multi-function joystick delivers smooth control – requiring at least 20% less effort than its predecessor. This enables effortless and precise operation of the hydraulics and transmission. Furthermore, engineers have added a completely new way to operate the hydrostatic transmission. In addition to the new hand throttle, operators can set the desired engine speed and then use the pedal to vary the travel speed of the telehandler. Perfect for work requiring steady and changing forward speeds, such as feeding, bedding, and sweeping, it also helps improve economy. For enhanced control operators can make use of the new ‘Dynamic Drive’, which changes the shuttle aggressiveness and throttle response. This enables operators to choose how quickly or slowly the transmission responds to match the application or conditions.

5. Is it comfortable?

The new MF TH Series has been designed to offer improved comfort when compared to its already impressive predecessor. A completely new cab features a more rounded, asymmetric structure with easy access through a wider opening door. Operators can now sit comfortably on the new standard air-suspended seat. The spacious cab has also been made much quieter at all operating speeds, including when the windows are open. Improved visibility has been obtained thanks to a new curved cab design new mirrors, mounted at a higher position, provide a better view of what’s behind, while a removable floor mat reduces noise and is easy to clean.

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