Skytrak Telehandlers

Very popular model, parts readily available. Check frame leveling cylinders for wear.

A workhorse model, often found on larger job sites. Inspect boom chains for integrity.

Ideal for projects requiring significant lifting power. Verify maintenance records for emissions components.

One of the tallest Skytrak models. Critical to inspect boom cables and all hydraulic lines.

Older, but still a capable machine. Thorough inspection of engine and hydraulics is crucial.

Balanced machine for a variety of tasks. Check brake components carefully.

Hydrostatic drive offers precise control. Ensure regular fluid and filter changes.

Excellent for reaching substantial heights with heavy loads. Exhaustive boom inspection is a must.

Excellent for confined spaces. Focus on the transmission and engine health due to age.

A durable older model, good for those on a budget. Look closely at outrigger functionality.

Check for excessive play in articulation points and boom sections. Engine health is paramount.

A very popular model in its prime. Look for boom cylinder condition and cab frame cracks.

An antique model, mostly for light duty. Expect significant renovation or use as a parts machine.

Smallest of the mainstream telehandlers. Check tire condition closely before purchase.

A predecessor to the 6036, robust but older. Inspect boom for excessive play.

A high-reach older model. Thorough inspection of boom cables and cooling system is critical.

An early, large capacity telehandler. Finding parts can be a challenge. Often re-engined.

One of the smaller, more agile models offered by SkyTrak.

A versatile mid-sized telehandler, popular in rental fleets.