GTH-1256
The Genie® GTH™-1256 telehandler has been purposefully redesigned to lower total cost of ownership by 10% while delivering 20% more lift capacity at max height in a machine with a 30% stronger design. Extensive...
GTH-1056
Telehandlers
The new Genie® GTH™-1056 telehandler. Extensively field tested to validate performance, the GTH-1056 has been purposefully designed to lower total cost of ownership by 10% while delivering 20% more lift capacity at max height in a machine with a 30% stronger design. The GTH-1056 builds on popular features found on the proven GTH-636 and GTH-846 models, including a side-mounted engine and stronger boom design, to deliver a rugged, reliable telescopic handler with a 10,000 lb (4,536 kg) capacity.
Overview
- 74 HP, DEF-free engine option offering a low-maintenance solution
- New long-life Enduro A/T tires, a hybrid, all-terrain tread design exclusive to Genie
- Able to lift 5,000 lbs. (2,268 kg) at maximum height of 56 ft. 7 in. (17.25 m), and 3,000 lbs.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Lift Capacity | 10,000 lb | 4,536 kg |
| Max Lift Height | 56 ft 7 in | 17.25 m |
| Max Forward Reach | 42 ft | 12.80 m |
| Capacity at Max Height | 5,000 lb | 2,268 kg |
| Capacity at Max Reach | 3,000 lb | 1,361 kg |
- GTH-1056 Product Specifications - 2025 - EN-US
- To view earlier versions of this specification sheet, please click here and look up for your machine Operator Manual by serial number.
The relevant specification data will be on the last page.
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