Bobcat has introduced the TL470HF, a high-flow version of its recently launched telehandler.
The HF version shares the 4tonne/7m capacities of the standard machine but comes with a 100kW engine (instead of 75kW) and a 190litre/min pump instead of 100litres/min in the standard machine.
The result is higher traction power and cycle times that are up to 30% quicker than with the normal flow version with the no-load lift time of less than five seconds.
In addition to providing a higher flow rate, the bigg
Bobcat has introduced the TL470HF, a high-flow version of its recently launched telehandler.
The HF version shares the 4tonne/7m capacities of the standard machine but comes with a 100kW engine (instead of 75kW) and a 190litre/min pump instead of 100litres/min in the standard machine.
The result is higher traction power and cycle times that are up to 30% quicker than with the normal flow version with the no-load lift time of less than five seconds.
In addition to providing a higher flow rate, the bigg
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