MANITOU M 70-2 H SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

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OEM
MANITOU
Model
M 70-2 H
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS

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Technical Description

The Manitou M 70-2 H is a robust diesel-powered rough terrain forklift designed for heavy-duty industrial applications. It features a 75 hp Deutz TD 3.6 Tier 4 Final water-cooled engine with direct injection and four cylinders, delivering a torque of 243.4 lb-ft. The forklift’s hydrostatic transmission ensures efficient power delivery and precise control. The M 70-2 H has a maximum lifting capacity of 7,000 kg (15,432 lbs) with a 600 mm load center, suitable for handling substantial loads reliably. Dimensionally, the forklift measures 7.1 ft in overall width and 11 ft in height with the mast lowered, with a wheelbase of 8.2 ft and a turning radius of 13.2 ft, enabling maneuverability in confined spaces. The fork carriage width is compact at 5.2 inches, supporting varied load sizes. Ground clearance is 16.2 inches, enhancing its capability on uneven terrain. It has pneumatic tires sized at 265/70R19.5 6T P30 HT3, providing traction and stability on rough or outdoor surfaces. The mast offers 15 degrees of tilt both forward and backward for better load control. Operating weight is approximately 21,782 lbs, balancing stability and mobility. The system pressure is 2248.1 psi, supporting its hydraulic functions. Noise levels at the driving position register 78 dB, reflecting standard industrial machinery sound output. The forklift runs on a 2-wheel front and rear wheel configuration, optimized for traction and load-bearing efficiency. This model is engineered for durability, precision, and versatility in demanding lifting and material handling environments.

Technical Attributes

Turning Radius
13.20 ft
Fuel Type
Diesel
Load Capacity
15400 lb
Tire Type
Pneumatic

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