Telehandler Hire in Lower Canada
Get in touchTelescopic handlers can be an invaluable tool designed specifically for working in vertical spaces, giving workers in Lower Canada a high reach even during indoor construction.
As one of the most versatile construction-related machines on the market, telehandler hire has become a popular choice for people who need the features of telescopic handlers without the commitment of buying one outright.
At Hire Near Me, we understand how important machines like this can be for a range of reasons and work with our Lower Canada clients to deliver the right equipment to the right places.
What is a Telehandler?
Telescopic handlers (also known as boom lifts, forklifts, and telehandlers) are lifting machines with a boom that can extend upwards and forward, essentially acting like a smaller-scale portable crane.
Operating like more complex forklifts, a telehandler provides great overall length and huge reach to work in multiple different roles.
A typical telehandler may be used to transport equipment loads, store and retrieve materials, place heavy blocks or containers, and even provide a suitable working platform for specialists working at height in Lower Canada.
Why Hire a Telehandler from Hire Near Me?
We understand how important a good telehandler can be and work to provide a range of telescopic handlers under a fair pricing structure.
Whether they are some of the latest machines on the market or an older telehandler that went unused, we make sure to properly maintain our equipment for maximum results and effectiveness in every situation.
Having worked with countless clients of varying sizes in Lower Canada in the past, we understand that different construction niches and markets may require specific tools.
Our telehandlers are meant to offer good all-round max performance, working well in almost any project.
Quality
We offer a range of high-quality telehandler options, all boasting great max performance and max efficiency in the workplace.
We want to provide telehandler lift tools that can meet a long list of work site challenges and become the ideal solution to your lifting needs.
Experienced Telehandler Hire Company
Our past experience in the telehandlers market has given us access to a huge range of telehandler hire options in Lower Canada, as well as a greater understanding of telescopic handlers as a whole.
Through our experts, we can manage all of the latest machines and advise customers on the best telehandlers designed specifically for their general problems and requirements.
What are Telehandlers Used For?
Telehandlers boast a high max forward reach, max lift height and max overall weight capacity, allowing them to fill multiple roles.
Lifting
The high lift capacity and max lift height of these tools make them invaluable for lifting items.
They can usually reach a great max height, serving as a smaller-scale crane by moving heavy loads to raised spaces or storage shelves at max height levels.
Loading
Telehandlers can work well as loading tools and can reach a good height for easy loading.
They can raise heavy materials in Lower Canada to a good max lift height, with a solid lift capacity allowing the tool to safely load items into trucks or other machines as needed.
Indoor Transportation
The manoeuvrability of most Lower Canada telescopic handlers makes them suitable for indoor transport.
They have the max reach and max overall height to reach larger shelves while boasting a max lift capacity to move heavier items around with minimal issues.
Heavy Object Transportation
A telehandler's weight capacity can become invaluable for moving high-weight equipment around an open area, such as a construction site.
This can include moving machines to raised areas so that workers can get easy access to them.
Max Lift Height
Many Lower Canada telehandlers are used specifically for the max height they can achieve at full reach. This added reach and height allows them to move and store items at max height, with many offering a max height that can rival small cranes.
Telehandler Hire Cost Lower Canada
Hiring telehandlers will cost a varying amount depending on what you are looking for.
All telehandlers have their own specifications, alongside a range of attachments and other additions that might alter the price.
Expect to pay around £250 to £500 each week (plus VAT) per telehandler on average in Lower Canada, with the price increasing if you aim for something more specific or unique that may cost more to maintain.
What affects the price?
Aside from VAT (given that VAT is already rolled into the price in most cases, meaning that VAT is not something most customers worry about), there can be a lot of factors that change the cost of a given telehandler.
Size
The overall length and overall height of the Lower Canada telehandler play a part in the cost. The larger your telehandler, the more you should expect to pay, VAT included.
Class
While there is not a clear "class" system for telehandlers, some are larger scale than others.
The overall length, max lift capacity, max full reach range and max emissions levels could all change the ideal spaces you use the telehandler in, which can make it a very different tool.
Branding
We offer a range of branded options, from JCB to Manitou. As you might expect, companies like JCB may price more for their equipment, so we have to hire brands like JCB out for slightly higher (plus VAT).
VAT
While VAT is consistent, VAT can still change over time. Certain financial events have seen VAT change year by year, so VAT changes may alter the hire costs of some of our Lower Canada telehandlers.
Telehandler Hire Benefits
Telehandlers can be incredibly useful tools that serve a wide range of roles, making them a great choice for nearly any project in Lower Canada.
Even if you value max lift height over max forward reach or max weight capacity over the ability to move quickly, any benefits can be important.
Excellent Loader Performance
Telehandlers offer superior performance within their own niche compared to other options.
A combination of max lift height, max forward reach, overall length, and excellent loader performance can make even a basic telehandler a great productivity tool.
This kind of superior performance matters. A telehandler with great manoeuvrability and excellent loader performance can provide faster results than a large crane could, speeding up some Lower Canada projects dramatically.
Max Lift Height
Even a compact telehandler can usually offer a good max lift height. This overall height makes it suitable for more vertical construction sites and other spaces where lifting equipment and materials are important.
Max Forward Reach Length
Most telehandlers in Lower Canada offer a high max forward huge reach level, granting them a long reach that also translates into a higher max lift height.
On its own, a long reach max can allow the telehandler to move materials further, operate in larger sites, or just offer a better overall height limit.
When combined with the max lift height, a good max forward reach and capacity becomes even more useful.
The two often improve one another, allowing a telehandler to boast a max high overall height, capacity and long reach max that can deal with nearly any situation.
High Weight Capacity
Most telehandlers boast a high weight capacity, making it easy to transport heavy items in Lower Canada.
This weight capacity can also allow telehandlers to serve more roles - you may not need a high weight capacity to transport loads, but high lift capacity and full reach make working at height much easier.
Great Manoeuvrability
Telehandlers are usually faster and smaller than many other vehicles and are designed to work well in most spaces.
This gives them the ability to fit into tighter areas or move between locations easily, providing full reach while still being easy to move from place to place.
Max Lift Capacity
The overall max lift capacity of our telehandlers refers to the total lift capacity of a tool. We provide options that boast full reach and a high max lift capacity.
Lift capacity is important, and we put lift capacity ahead of length in most cases.
Telehandler Attachments
Attachments are one of the most important parts of telehandlers in Lower Canada.
Different attachments can completely change what a telehandler does and how it can be used on work sites, with some being designed specifically to tackle niche problems.
Different telehandler models will have their own specific attachment options, depending on the brand and compatibility.
Carriages
Carriages are standard attachments that can work in most situations, giving the telehandler a lift capacity that can handle most materials easily.
These work best with a good max lift height, capacity and full reach length and can provide a good lift capacity when you use them to lift most standard materials.
Carriages are best used to lift items and move them around a site. They're ideal for improving productivity and being able to lift equipment to new places and are especially good if you need to lift pallets.
Many are purpose-built to lift pallets, making them great for warehouses in Lower Canada too.
Forks
Forks come in multiple types. Pallet forks are designed to lift pallets, while cubing and lumber forks lift cubed items and lumber, respectively.
These are great for working at any lift height and can move items around easily while providing good protection to the items you're moving.
All forks work well at any max forward reach and max lift height as long as the person operating the telehandler knows how to control them.
Buckets
Buckets are great for cleaning up spaces, featuring a high lift capacity at any height.
These don't always suit every situation, but they can tackle challenges that other attachments simply can't, regardless of circumstances.
Bucket attachments see a lot of use in construction and landscaping jobs since they can allow the telehandler to move an entire bucket of dirt, gravel, or other loose materials around easily.
Work Platforms
A work platform can turn a Lower Canada telehandler into a powered access platform, taking advantage of the high max forward reach and max lift height to give workers a high-stability raised platform.
This can improve efficiency and safety when working at height.
These are ideal for both indoor and outdoor work and can allow employees to reach high spaces that aren't designed to be easy to access.
A good work platform offers good stability and clear visibility, as well as improving safety for the employee using it.
Truss Booms
Truss booms can be invaluable for setting up walls in specific places, allowing the telehandler to be used in construction.
A good max forward reach and max lift height enables easy wall construction at any site that needs it, especially outdoor sites.
Lifting Hooks
Lifting hooks are a general-purpose option that uses the max lift height and capacity of the telehandler to raise up any compatible cargo.
Anything that can be connected to these hooks (and that doesn't weigh too much) can be lifted with relative ease.
These lifting hooks are a high-efficiency option for moving a range of materials at height in any capacity and can become an effective, high-lift capacity option for almost any space in Lower Canada that needs it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a license to drive a telehandler?
Telehandlers do not require a formal license, even if they're being used at max lift height, capacity, or max forward reach.
However, using it on the road (in any capacity) requires a full, valid driver's license.
Do you need training?
In most cases, however, you will need to complete an accredited telescopic handler training course to get a competence certificate before you can operate hire equipment like this.
Specific models, such as JCB telehandlers, may be designed to require specific training too.
How do you get a telehandler license?
Completing a telehandler training course is relatively easy.
These courses are designed to help you reach full competency with these tools and meet the usual hiring standards for roles involving them.
Can you drive a telehandler on the road?
Telehandlers can be driven on the road as long as you have a driver's license.
This usually cannot be done at max lift height and capacity and requires you to drop the boom for full visibility, even if visibility is already fairly good at max lift height and capacity.
What is the most popular telehandler?
Brands like Manitou and JCB tend to be the most popular telehandler options on the market.
Manitou and JCB are only two of the most notable, but JCB receives a lot of attention in many spaces, with Manitou being somewhat obscure in some fields.
Are major brands better?
JCB models are designed to reach unique JCB standards.
While non-JCB models may offer the same max lift height and lift capacity, JCB has a standard of quality that can make JCB telehandlers a popular option in most situations.
We offer a wide range of high-lift capacity telehandlers, from full-reach capacity JCB models to alternative tools.
JCB is only one of the brands we stock, and we have many non-JCB options on par with some of the most popular JCB tools.
Other Services We Offer
We provide a massive range of well-designed full-reach telehandlers that are perfect for working at height, storing at height, transporting at height or even just moving equipment around an open site in Lower Canada.
We can also provide long-term support for high-capacity telehandler equipment, allowing our customers to get the best results and capacity from their tools.
Summary
Our telehandler options are designed to provide max lift capacity, max full reach and max length benefits whenever possible. We offer tools that boast a high lift capacity and move heavy materials easily.
Contact Us
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