Case Rough Terrain Forklift Tucson

Case machinery are among the fastest machines within the industry and offer an ease of operation and zero tail swing. These forklifts are built to handle the most difficult rough terrain environments head-on. The durable engine and rugged powertrain exceed the tractive force necessary to work in the mud or on hillside. Smooth load control and minimal chain stress offers easy operation of the machinery.



The harshest of lifting applications roughest off-road material handling applications require a strong and rugged lift truck to perform the task. Case G Series 3 rough-terrain lift trucks provide excellent performance in even the worst environments. There are 2 heavy-duty units to choose from, the 586G and the 588G to suit all your material handling needs.



Comfort and Control - The Case G Series 3 forklifts are ideal for long hours on the job. They offer entry from either side into the operator's compartment, a choice of seats and easy to utilize controls. Load control is one more available feature that provides minimal chain stress and smooth operation. These things offer a reduced maintenance cost.



Superior Visibility - The wide channel of the dual mast cylinders and the tapered hood help to provide better operator visibility for more efficient and safe material handling on the job. The low profile design of the Case forklift is compact too and this feature adds to the overall stability of the equipment.



Exceptional Maneuverability - Whether you are handling huge cargo in narrow or tight spaces and need the muscle of a standard, full-sized lift truck, Case has the best choices for you. The 588G and the 586G both with their 55 degree axle turn angle provide a narrow turning radius. These types of machinery provide a maximum width of 2.24m or 88 inches and also have zero tail swing.



Impressive Lift Speed - Case provides 3 lift trucks in their G-Series that have earned the reputation for being among the fastest within the business. They provide a maximum lift speed of 32m per minute or 105 feet, allowing you to become a lot more productive during your work day.



Ease of Maintenance - Case does service and maintenance like no other company within the business. Overall production is greatly better with the design of ground-level service access which has been designed and engineered on the Case G Series 3 forklifts. Like for example, the roller mast design and the self-adjusting wet disc brakes increase component life and reduce maintenance cost.

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