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Manitou MH 25 3B / FT4 Forklift

Category: Forklifts ➔
Manufacturer: Manitou ➔
Model: MH 25 3B / FT4 ➔

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Dimensions

Fork carriage width	50 in (126 cm)
Ground Clearance	0 in (0 cm)
Overall length	13 ft (4 m)
Overall Width	5 ft (1 m)
Turning Radius	11 ft (3 m)
Wheelbase	5 ft (2 m)

Engine

Engine Make	Kubota
Engine Model	3B / Tier 4 Final
Fuel Type	Diesel
Number of Cylinders	4
Power	65 hp (49 kw)
Transmission Type	Hydrostatic

Lift System

Max Lift Capacity	5,512 lbs (2,500 kg)
Max Lift Height	10 ft (3 m)

MAST

Mast Tip Forward	10 degrees
Mast Tip Rear	12 degrees

Operating Specifications

Drawbar Pull	7,981 lbs (3,620 kg)
Max Speed	9 mph (14 kph)
Number of Front Wheels	2
Number of Rear Wheels	2
Operating Weight	9,392 lbs (4,260 kg)
Tire Type	Pneumatic

Transmission

Driving Position Noise Levels	104 dB
Number of wheels Front	2
Number of wheels Rear	2
System Pressure	2465.7 psi
Tyre Dimensions Rear	27.10 - 12 IC 30 14PR

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