CATERPILLAR GC70K STR SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

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OEM
CATERPILLAR
Model
GC70K STR
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS

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Technical Description

The Caterpillar GC70K STR is a heavy-duty, internal combustion cushion tire forklift engineered for demanding material handling operations in both indoor and outdoor environments. Powered by a proven PSI 4X 4.3 liter V6 engine producing 92.5 horsepower at 2450 rpm with 220 lb-ft of torque at 1200 rpm, this forklift delivers excellent low-end power essential for handling substantial loads. The engine features a VORTEC induction system and hardened valve seats, meeting EPA emissions standards while maintaining low noise and vibration levels. The forklift boasts a maximum load capacity of 15,432 pounds at a 23.7-inch load center, with a maximum fork height of 7.8 feet and lift/lower speeds of 77 feet per minute. The STR designation indicates extra-heavy, lead-filled counterweights that provide superior maneuverability and rearward visibility in confined spaces, with a compact turning radius of 8.2 feet and 6.1-foot wheelbase. Operating at speeds up to 14 mph, the GC70K STR features a two-speed automatic transmission with torque converter precisely matched to engine output for smooth, powerful performance. The forklift's 4.8-foot overall width, 7.4-foot overhead guard height, and 4-inch ground clearance accommodate standard warehouse operations. Cushion tires provide excellent traction and maneuverability, while the vacuum-boosted brake system ensures reliable stopping power. At 21,870 pounds operating weight, this robust material handler is engineered for productive, cost-effective performance in challenging industrial environments.

Technical Attributes

Tire Type
Pneumatic
Turning Radius
8.20 ft
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Load Capacity
15432 lb

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