Manitou Asia has appointed Pin Siam as its distributor in Thailand for Gehl Compact Equipment, including Telehandlers. Pin Siam was established in 1997 initially selling used equipment, spare parts ...

Gehl's RS5-19 telehandler has received an engine upgrade, along with Mustang's 519 telehandler. Both brands fall under the Manitou Group (whose brands are Manitou, Gehl and Mustang). The EPA certified ...

Gehl Co. has added two new telehandler models to its product line. The all new model RS10-55 and model RS12-42 telehandlers have been added to its RS series. The RS10-55 has a rated lift capacity of ...

The Gehl Company has approved a $6.5 million investment in its telescopic handler production facility in Yankton, South Dakota. $2.2 million of the investment will be used to construct a 2,800 Square ...

Gehl upgraded its RS5-19 telehandler with a Yanmar 69-horsepower engine. The rated lifting capacity is 5,500 pounds, and maximum lift height is 19 feet 1 inch. Maximum forward reach is 11 feet, and ...

An additional boom section extends the reach of Gehl’s RS9-50 GEN:3 telescopic handler, and innovative frame design eliminates the need for front outriggers. It can lift up to 9,000 lb., reach heights ...

The RS5-19 telehandler has been upgraded with a Tier 4-I, 68-horsepower Yanmar engine. The engine is accessible via a large, hinged hood on the side of the machine that lifts fully out of the way.

At just under 60 in. wide and 75 in. tall, the telehandler is the most compact model in the company's lineup At just under 60 in. wide and 75 in. tall, the RS4-14 telehandler is the most compact model ...

On display at the World of Concrete equipment trade show, held in Las Vegas on Jan. 23-26, the Gehl RS9-50 GENL3 telehandler has a maximum working height of 50 ft and is capable of lifting up to 9,000 ...

Manitou has expanded its second plant in South Dakota in a year, to support production of its new range of telehandlers. A year after cutting the ribbon on the expansion of its Madison skid steer and ...

Best known as the world's largest manufacturer of telehandlers, Manitou Group's business took a significant hit during the downturn. Refreshed, it now intends to compete with the likes of Bobcat with ...