BIG LIFT New Holland Telehandlers

[@mattmcc7930]

The crab walk function can be very useful. If you are lined up on something and just need to move left or right a little, it's way nicer to be able to walk it left or right rather than having to do, basically, a three point turn to get alignment.

[@theodoreshasta7846]

Terrific piece of equipment. Excellent review. Thank you!

[@justindavis1546]

Spent many hours on a Telehandler working construction. Best way to get tiles onto roofs.

[@pabeefexpo]

If you dont think you need one you havent tried one in your operation. Once you get used to 4 wheel steer 2 wheel us just to re-align the wheels. Crab is more handy than you think. Take one out to your place and put it work. You will fall in love with it.

[@RS-sl5ko]

Love New Holland

[@michaelsnell4034]

I used a Lull telehandler once. The crab function would be useful in construction to where you may have a tight area where you need that motion to say avoid a garage to lift trusses or shingles up to a roofline.

[@jaxturner7288]

That’s a beast.

[@farmerjacob]

Telehandler 40 km/h for and backwards, high reach, tilt capacity. Only downside a good telehandler is easily over 100 000 euro

[@TsunauticusIV]

Everything is expensive now. We live in a world where pickup trucks now easily cost $70k and go over $100k. Can you imagine going back 20 years and trying to convince yourself that basic pickup trucks would cost $70k in 2024? Cost of living sure hasn’t kept up with wages. Stinks for everyone… even farmers and construction company owners.

[@farmerjacob]

@@TsunauticusIV indeed everything is more expensive than you want it to be. But in this case what is crazy to me is this telehandler is as expensive as a brand new massey ferguson 6s.180 hp tractor. Or as expensive as a complete new robotic milking system for 1 robot.

[@LUNITICWILL]

or get a used one that isn't a tractor brand like Skytrack/JLG

[@Scott_Atlanta]

This intro music makes me think Bill Dance is putting the boat in the water for some crappie fishing.

[@TsunauticusIV]

Telehandler are super versatile. I saw a company that started making them with a 3 point hitch and a PTO. That could replace a tractor on many operations.

[@nickthrane4940]

Big boy toy 🧸 😯

[@tonytango6676]

Watch out for overhead powerlines. Smile.

[@StefanBacon]

I've said it before, probably even on your channel: Don't use front wheel steer mode a s a learning crutch in telehandlers. Rear wheel (if equipped) and coordinated steer (all wheel) are your productive working modes and you should learn to use the machine the way you will actually use it. Front wheel steer mode is for high-speed travel, and for getting out of a bind (if you're too close to a wall on one side). You won't get anything useful out of fws when moving material.

[@JimmyShields-z2h]

Here in Australia especially Victoria you need a licence to buy n operate under work safety rules as telehandlers come under construction. If do any jig work or go above 11m? n certain weight you crane telehandlers licence. To start handbrake must on, foot on brake n gear in natural, switch key turn on click allow start up then turn key on fully to start. We had blue 7.42 then NH went with yellow version, which we now have 2 7.42. with big buckets, folks n cow attachment for lift cows up. Definitely worth having telehandlers on the dairy farm, just take care of them telehandlers aren't cheap.

[@timblack33]

You have to have a license to buy a piece of equipment like this? Wow we take so much for granted over here. German friend of mine that’s engineer and hobby woodworker said he can’t build furniture as a hobby and sell it over there for the same reason.

[@JimmyShields-z2h]

@@timblack33 all construction equipment you white ticket then individual license but tractors, combines, sprayers you don't but insurance companies are demanding that workers must have done course n pass to operate farm equipment so they are covered. I know one farm that worker roll the tractor n insurance compay wasnt going cover it. I feel for german fella it's stupid but like construction here its run by unionists who like control.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

@@JimmyShields-z2h The "Rules" are fer , "Twack-tor Drivers" that NEVER READ the OPERATORS MANUALS 99% of the Time.

[@sethforgey5784]

Neil you are incorrect about New Holland always building their own telehandler, Manituo built New Hollands early ones.

[@bladewiper]

4200 metric tonnes = nine million, two hundred and forty thousand pounds. That's one hell of a telehandler. Haha

[@tomneedmorebeer5525]

He said 4.2 metric tons

[@ronevans852]

Give us the price we want to know. Guess it’s over 100,000. Right.

[@daveklein2826]

Call them

[@tomvarley1081]

Your wrong it’s ford

[@mattmcc7930]

I hope you're right. He said Fiat, and I threw up in my mouth a little.

[@terrybenton4553]

New Holland hasn't had a Ford relationship for years, 1991 i believe. Originally Fiat acquired 80% of New Holland and shortly after the remainder. Around the same time, Case was acquired, forming the Case New Holland Corp.