GTH-636
The Genie® GTH™-636 telehandler is a heavy-duty, yet compact, workhorse for lifting applications in construction, landscaping and agriculture. Powerful features such as four-wheel drive and a turbocharged diese...
GTH-5519
The Genie® GTH™-5519 compact telehandler is the perfect choice for tasks both large and small. Easy to maneuver and transport, and convenient to service, it meets the needs of most construction, masonry, landscape and agricultural applications.
Overview
- Comfortable, spacious cab with tilt steering and ergonomic controls, including an easy-to-use, multifunction joystick control for precise positioning
- Full-time planetary four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer
- Variable-speed hydrostatic drive
- Manual Genie Quick-Attach™ system for a variety of attachments.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Lift Capacity | 5,500 lb | 2,495 kg |
| Max Lift Height | 18 ft 10 in | 5.74m |
| Max Forward Reach | 11 ft 3 in | 3.43 m |
| Capacity at Max Height | 4,400 lb | 1,996 kg |
| Capacity at Max Reach | 1,900 lbs | 862 kg |
Cab Configuration
- Front and top glass
- Fully enclosed cab: full glass, heater, defroster, wipers, washer and split door
- Fully enclosed cab with air conditioner: full glass, heater, defroster, wipers, washer and split door
Tire Options
- Foam-filled rough terrain tires
- Solid rough terrain tires
Carriage/Attachment Options
- 48 in. manual Quick-Attach™ carriage
- 48 in. QA side shift carriage (4 in. R/L)
- 48 in. QA side tilt (rotating) carriage
- 48 in. QA fork positioning carriage
- 6 ft. QA - 2,000 lb Truss Boom
- 66 in. QA bucket with bolt-on cutting edge, 0.5/0.65 yd3 struck / heaped
- 78 in. QA scrap grapple bucket, 0.68/0.83 yd3 struck / heaped
- Genie® Hydraulic Quick-Attach
- Universal skid steer adapter
Fork Options
- 48" Heavy Duty Forks 1.75 x 4 x 48 in
- Set of two 60 in. pallet forks, 2 x 4 x 60 in.
- Set of four 48 in. cubing tines, 2 x 2 x 48 in.
Accessories
- Fire Extinguisher
- Flashing beacon
- Work lights: High output LED cab, boom, rear
- Road and Work lights: Work lights and front turn/headlights, rear stop/turn/tail
- Rear proximity alarm
- Rear proximity alarm ready
- LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System
- Brick Guard
- Electric oil pan heater
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