Forklifts & Material Handling

Manitou MT 625 H Telehandler / Material Handler

From the Manitou website:

The MT 625 H telehandler is specially designed for building sites and renovation projects involving lower heights. Its compact dimensions – with a width of 1.8 m and under 2 m in height – mean you can easily pass under thresholds and navigate congested areas.

Its 3.3 m turning radius and 3 steering modes available provide you with excellent manoeuvrability. Easy to use, this handler features an ergonomic instrument panel and JSM-equipped joystick to easily execute manoeuvres.

The MT 625 H has a lifting capacity of 2.5 t, with a max lifting height of 5.85 m. Its 75 hp engine reaches speeds of up to 25 km/h. Maintenance is made easy with the wide opening angle of the bonnet. The 90 l gear pump allows for simultaneous movement of the boom and telescope for increased productivity.

Spec Sheet

Performance

• Load chart (EN1459-B):
• Lifting Height: 5.85 meters (19.19 feet)
• Lifting Capacity: 2500 kilograms (5500 pounds)
• Drawbar Pull: 3550 dan
• Breakout Force: 3427 dan
• Moving Speed: 25 km/h (15.5 mph)

Dimensions

• Length (Up to the Back of the Fork): 3.9 meters (12.79 feet)
• Width: 1.81 meters (5.97 feet)
• Height: 1.92 meters (6.3 feet)
• Weight (Standard Fork, Unladen): 4800 kilograms (10362 pounds)
• Turning Radius: 3.31 meters (10.86 feet)
• Ground Clearance: 0.33 meters (1.08 feet)

Engine / Battery

• Energy: Diesel
• Engine Brand: Kubota
• Engine Type: 3B / Tier IV Final
• Power: 75 CV (75 HP)
• Power: 55.4 kW
• Max. Torque @ Rotation: 265 Nm @ tr/min
• Injection: Direct
• Cooling: Water
• Transmission Type: Hydrostatic

Hydraulic

• Flow: 90 L/min
• Pressure: 235 bars

Other Specifications

• Driving Type: Seated
• Standard Tyres: Pneumatic
• Number of Wheels: 4
• Number of Wheels (Front): 2
• Number of Wheels (Rear): 2
• Number of Drive Wheels (Front): 2
• Number of Drive Wheels (Rear): 2
• Tractor European Conformity
• Average Consumption Whilst Loading: 10.9
• Average Consumption Whilst Driving: 11.8
• Average Consumption Whilst Handling: 4.9
• Average Consumption Whilst Idle: 1.4