Manitou Telehandlers
29 Manitou telehandlers models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Popular compact telehandler, check for service records on hydraulic system.
Very common model in the rental fleet, check for consistent maintenance logs.
Rotary telehandler, typically higher purchase and maintenance costs due to complexity. Often used with a work platform.
Legacy model, still widely used. Price reflects age but also its inherent durability.
Often referred to as a 'buggy' telehandler due to its small size and maneuverability. Great for homeowners or small contractors.
A workhorse model, reliable if maintained. Check for proper engine service and boom lubrication history.
A very high-capacity machine. Due to its sophistication, expect higher maintenance costs and a need for specialized technicians.
Solid mid-range telehandler, check for chassis and boom cracks around weld points on high-hour units.
A solid machine for higher reach requirements. Ensure boom lubrication points are regularly maintained.
Designed specifically for farming and agricultural applications, includes specific features for this market. Check for proper maintenance for farm use.
A very popular model for rental companies and general contractors. Check the DEF system sensor readings.
A versatile high reach telehandler. Always inspect the boom for any signs of twisting or damage, especially on older units.
One of Manitou's best-selling telehandlers. Good choice for a general-purpose machine. Check for boom flex or unusual noises during extension.
Predecessor to the newer MRT Privilege Plus models. Still a very capable machine. Critical to check for load chart compliance and any error codes.
Check for proper boom lubrication history.
Older models may have higher parts availability.
Performance Shift (PS) transmission offers smooth shifting.
Excellent choice for operators needing a versatile, smaller machine.
Rotary telehandler requiring specialized training to operate safely.
Often found with various attachments.
Often equipped with specific agricultural attachments.
Designed for extreme heavy lifting tasks.
The 'EASY' designation indicates a simpler, more direct control system.
Popular choice for serious aerial work and material handling.
A workhorse model, popular in the used market.
The 'A' indicates boom stabilization for high lifts.
The 'CP' indicates a 'Comfort' cabin for improved operator experience.
Considered a predecessor to current high-reach models.