Name: Snorkel SR1054- Telehandler
Brand: Snorkel
SKU: 16753
Availability: InStock

Snorkel SR1054- Telehandler

$161,115.00

The Snorkel SR1054 rough terrain telehandler easily handles heavy loads. Built to perform, this telehandler features powerful 4-wheel drive and a 3-section boom for extended reach. Outriggers and leveling capabilities come standard for sturdy performance on any job site. • Location: Manufacturer warehouse

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2023 Snorkel SR1054- Telehandler

• Max. lift height: 53 ft 9 in
• Max. forward reach: 41 ft 4 in
• Length to fork face: 21 ft 8 in
• Wheelbase: 9 ft 8 in
• Overall width: 7 ft 6 in
• Stowed height: 8 ft 5 in
• Ground clearance: 14 in
• Hydraulic flow (per minute): 32 gallons
• Hydraulic pressure: 3,336 psi
• Hydraulic oil capacity: 39.5 gallons
• Fuel capacity: 31.7 gallons
• Raise / lower time: 16/10.8 sec
• Outside turning radius: 13 ft 8 in
• Tires: 445/65 – 22.5″
• Power source: Deutz TCD 3.6L Tier 4 Final diesel 100hp
• 10,000 lbs Lift Capacity
• Weight: 26,852 lbs
• Frame leveling 11°
• Location: Manufacturer warehouse

“Advertised pricing excludes applicable taxes title and licensing and are subject to change without notice. Pricing may exclude any added parts, accessories or installation unless otherwise noted. Sale prices include all applicable offers. Not all options listed available on pre-owned models. Contact dealer for details.”

Additional information

Sale Price	$161 , 115.00
Condition	New
Year	2023
Brand	Snorkel
Model	SR1054- Telehandler
Fuel Type	Diesel
Capacity	10000 lbs

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At Snorkel, we feel just as responsible for the environment we build our machines in as we do the people those machines lift. So, we work hard at keeping our environmental impact low. We use only water-based paints, which are far less toxic than other paints. We carefully use and properly dispose of any solvents or petroleum products we use. Water use is carefully monitored, and we use reclaimed water wherever possible. We also recycle as much scrap material as we can.