
Frontstapler Still R70-50 (2012)
Summary: The Frontstapler Still R70-50 (2012) is a counter weighted forklift built in 2012. The hour meter reads 13,537 operating hours. Technical figures: Load Capacity 5000 kg, Lifting Height 4480 mm, Free Lift 150 mm, Total Weight 6652 kg, Total Height 3050 mm, Total Width 1506 mm.…
The Frontstapler Still R70-50 (2012) is a counter weighted forklift built in 2012. The hour meter reads 13,537 operating hours. Technical figures: Load Capacity 5000 kg, Lifting Height 4480 mm, Free Lift 150 mm, Total Weight 6652 kg, Total Height 3050 mm, Total Width 1506 mm. Equipment: Mast Type Standard. Serial number ANL1057419. Condition: Used. The machine is located in Friedberg, Germany. Listed by Gruma Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH.
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Technical Specifications
| Lifting Capacity | 5000 kg |
|---|---|
| Drive | Diesel |
| Lifting Height | 4480 mm |
| Free Lift Height | 150 mm |
| Mast Type | Standard |
| Total Height | 3050 mm |
| Total Length | 3130 mm |
| Total Width | 1506 mm |
| Load Center | 500 mm |
| Overall Weight | 6652 kg |
| Fork Carriage Width | 1350 mm |
| Cabin / Protection | Yes |
| Hydraulic Valve | ZH2 |
| Auxiliary Hydraulics | ZH2 |
| Serial Number | ANL1057419 |
| Vehicle Type | Frontstapler |
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