Gehl debuts Mark74 telehandlers

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20 February 2018

Gehl

Gehl has evolved its RS Series of telehandlers with the launch of its Mark74.

The Gehl Mark74 telescopic handlers provide all the same features as the GEN:3 RS Series, but feature a 74hp engine which eliminates the need for after treatment fluid. “Gehl Mark74 telescopic handlers are ideal for the rental industry, with a lower total cost of ownership and better return on investment,” the company said in a statement.

The all-new Mark74 will be available on the following Gehl telehandler models in North America: RS6-42, RS8-42, RS8-44 and RS10-55. Each model comes standard with a Cummins QSF 3.8L engine, Tier 4 classification, 4-speed powershift transmission and 295 lb-ft. (400 Nm) engine torque. All lifting capacities and ranges will remain the same as the RS Gen:3 Series, with the added capability of the 74hp engine and DOC only exhaust treatment system.

All the Gehl Mark74 telescopic handlers come standard with single joystick control with travel direction.

 

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