October. 19, 2026
A U.S. equipment buyer selected a 3.5-ton telescopic handler configured for a maximum lift height of 7 m. The build pairs a Cummins QSF3.8 engine rated at 97 kW with a telehandler-specific 4-forward/4-reverse transmission and four-wheel drive. The configuration was specified around lifting capacity, boom control, visibility and fork handling. The customer’s company name is withheld.
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Rated load and lift |
3.5 t rated capacity; maximum lift height 7 m |
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Powertrain |
Cummins QSF3.8 engine, 97 kW; 4F/4R transmission; four-wheel drive |
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Steering |
Front-wheel, four-wheel and crab steering modes |
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Boom and forks |
Two-section telescopic boom with electric extension; automatic fork leveling; 1,220 mm sliding forks |
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Controls and visibility |
Load-sensing electro-proportional control; electronic travel control; 10-inch display; rear-view and camera package |
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Cab and tires |
Air-conditioned cab, adjustable seat, LED work lights and 400/70R24 pneumatic tires |
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Other selected equipment |
Torque-limiting system and Manitou-style hydraulic quick coupler |
The buyer chose a machine package that combines a 3.5-ton rated class and 7 m maximum lift with selectable steering modes, fork leveling and a camera-equipped cab. These specifications describe the selected build; actual capacity varies with boom extension, load position and attachment. The operator should use the machine’s load chart and confirm the attachment, coupler and site conditions before each lift.
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Target phrases: 3.5-ton telehandler | 7 m telehandler | Cummins telehandler | telescopic handler for material handling
Image alt text: Orange 3.5-ton telehandler with raised telescopic boom and forks.
The workshop images below illustrate representative production stages. They are process visuals and are not presented as a verified photo sequence of this customer’s individual machine.
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Steel plate cutting | CNC cutting of structural components |
Frame fabrication | Telehandler chassis welding |
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Surface finishing | Industrial painting of boom components |
Wheel assembly | Tire installation on the telehandler chassis |
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Final assembly | Cab installation on the machine |
Engine detail | Cummins QSF3.8 nameplate showing 97 kW advertised output |
The selected telehandler is specified with a Cummins QSF3.8 engine rated at 97 kW. The engine photo below provides a visual reference, while the nameplate photo on the manufacturing gallery page shows the supplied engine identification.
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ENGINE CONFIGURATION Model
Rated output
Machine
Maximum lift height
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Photo note: The engine image is a representative visual. Use the accompanying nameplate photo to confirm the specific engine identification.
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