Materials Handling

Telehandler Hire Perth. Part Forklift, Part Crane.

When you need to place a load up high or reach out over an obstacle, a telehandler does what a forklift and a crane cannot do on their own. With over 35 years of combined industry experience, we help you pick the right reach and capacity.

Heavy telehandler on a construction site in Western Australia
3T — 6T+ · Up To 20M Reach · Perth & WA
Reach, Capacity And Attachments

What Can A Telehandler Lift And How High Does It Reach?

  • ✓Lifting heights from a few metres up to around 20 metres and more on the largest machines
  • ✓Capacities that typically run from about 3 tonnes to 6 tonnes and beyond
  • ✓Attachments including forks, buckets, jibs, grabs and work platforms
What Is A Telehandler?

One Machine, A Dozen Jobs

A telehandler, or telescopic handler, is part forklift, part crane. Its extending boom lifts loads up high and out in front, reaching places a standard forklift simply cannot. Swap the forks for a bucket, jib or work platform and one machine covers a dozen jobs.

Not Tied To One Brand Or Yard

Brands We Can Source Through Our Network

Most telehandler hire WA jobs come from a single distributor pushing a single brand. We work the wider WA market, so your telehandler is matched to the reach and the job.

JCB Telehandlers

Pioneers of the telehandler concept, a common sight on construction sites

Manitou Telehandlers

Strong in the agricultural and construction market across WA

Merlo Telehandlers

High reach specialists, common on large construction sites

Liebherr Telehandlers

German engineering for heavy duty site work

Who Uses Telehandlers

Built For Height And Reach, Not Just The Yard

Construction & Civil SitesAgriculture & FarmingMining & Resources OperationsAnywhere Loads Need To Go Up High Or Into Tight Spots
Getting It There

How Do You Transport A Telehandler?

Most telehandlers can be driven onto a truck or float for transport. The larger high reach machines need the right trailer and permits, which we organise along with the machine.

Hire Or Buy

Should You Hire Or Buy A Telehandler?

For a defined project, hiring is usually the smart move. If a telehandler earns its keep across your sites week in week out, buying makes sense.

Hire

  • Suits a defined project or one off job
  • Right reach and capacity, not limited to one yard
  • No resale or ongoing maintenance to manage
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Buy

  • Makes sense for constant site work
  • New or used, sourced brand agnostic
  • One cost instead of ongoing hire rates
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Perth & Regional WA

Telehandler Hire Near Me, Sorted

Most telehandler hire is Perth metro, but we also coordinate hire into the Pilbara and Goldfields, including Karratha, Port Hedland, Newman, Kalgoorlie, Geraldton and Bunbury.

FAQs

Common Questions

A forklift lifts straight up close to the machine. A telehandler has an extending boom, so it also reaches up high and out in front, and takes a range of attachments.

From a few metres on compact machines up to around 20 metres or more on high reach models. We match the reach to your job.

Forks, buckets, jibs, grabs and man baskets are the most common. We source the machine and the attachments together.

Yes. We coordinate telehandler hire into the Pilbara and Goldfields alongside Perth metro.

One Contact For The Machine And The Move

A Week, A Season, Or Ready To Buy

Whether you need a telehandler for a week, a season, or you're ready to buy, we source it, price it sharply and get it to site, all through one point of contact.

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Get A Quote On A Telehandler

Tell us the reach, the load and the timing, and we'll come back with a straight price.

  • Straight quotes, no chasing multiple suppliers
  • Perth & WA delivery
  • Official Peerless WA agent