Telehandler 6,000 lbs | 34ft lift height

The most maneuverable full-featured telehandler in the fleet and the right call when the job site is tight, the loads are moderate, and 34 feet of reach is all the height you need. With 6,000 lbs of lift capacity, a 34 ft 5 in max height, and 23 ft 2 in of forward reach, this machine handles residential material delivery, landscaping placement, and single-story construction work without the footprint of a larger telehandler. Rent it from RentPro material handling fleet, inspection-ready and delivered on schedule.

Built for efficiency and easy navigation, this telehandler delivers reliable lifting performance in compact spaces without sacrificing power or stability. Backed by the trusted service of RentPro, it’s an ideal solution for contractors handling residential builds, roofing projects, and everyday material placement tasks. 

Built for congested sites and versatile light-duty lifting

• 6,000 lb lift capacity: Handles lumber, shingle pallets, landscape boulders, trees, shrubs, and packaged building materials at full rated load.
• 34 ft 5 in max lift height: Reaches single-story rooflines and second-floor deck levels without over-speccing for the job.
• 23 ft 2 in forward reach: Precise placement in confined residential yards, fenced sites, and tight staging areas.
• 4WD all-terrain: Operates on unpaved driveways, soft turf, gravel, and residential construction ground.
• Multi-attachment ready: Accepts pallet forks, buckets, and work platform attachments for multi-task versatility across trades.

Who rents this machine and why it fits

Landscaping crews moving large trees, boulders, and bulk material. Residential framers and roofers delivering supplies to a first floor or deck. Hardscape contractors placing pavers, stone, and retaining wall block. Small commercial buildouts where a 10,000 lb machine would be hard to maneuver and unnecessary to the task. This is the compact telehandler that earns its day rate on jobs where the 7K model is more machine than you need.

Frequently asked questions

What can a telehandler be used for in landscaping?

Transporting large trees, boulders, rocks, and shrubs across uneven ground; placing retaining wall block; moving bulk mulch or soil with a bucket attachment.

What is a telehandler classified as?

OSHA classifies telehandlers as Class VII rough terrain forklifts, distinct from standard warehouse forklifts due to the telescoping boom and outdoor capability.

How do you choose the right size telehandler?

Match to your heaviest load, required lift height, and forward reach. Always check the load chart, rated capacity drops as the boom extends.

What is the turning radius of a telehandler?

Compact 6,000 lb models typically have an outside turning radius around 13–15 feet. Four-wheel crab steer improves maneuverability in tight spaces.

Do you need a license to operate a telehandler?

No CDL required, but OSHA mandates certified operator training (29 CFR 1926.602) before operating on any job or landscaping site.