MICHIGAN / CLARK C18CL SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

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OEM
MICHIGAN / CLARK
Model
C18CL
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS

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Technical Description

The Michigan / Clark C18CL forklift is a cushion tire, LPG-powered internal combustion forklift designed for sturdy performance in confined and demanding environments such as warehouses and manufacturing facilities. It features a 122 cubic inch (2.0 L) 4-cylinder 4G63 engine delivering 39.5 hp at 2100 rpm and a torque of 101 lb-ft at 1800 rpm, enabling reliable power output. Rated for a load capacity of 3,968 lbs with a 24-inch load center, the forklift offers efficient lifting with a maximum fork height of approximately 15.7 feet and a lift speed of 110 feet per minute. The mast is a three-stage configuration with a forward and backward tilt of 8 degrees, and it has a maximum fork spread of 33 inches, enhancing load handling flexibility. Dimensionally, the C18CL incorporates a compact profile with an overall width near 3.1 feet and a length to fork face around 6.9 feet, providing excellent maneuverability through a tight turning radius of about 6.1 feet. The overhead guard height measures approximately 6.8 feet, and the mast lowered height is about 7.3 feet, suited for working in areas with restricted vertical clearance. The operating weight is about 6,530 lbs, balanced for stability during operation. The forklift runs on cushion tires, which are ideal for indoor smooth surfaces. It can travel at a maximum speed of about 10.6 mph, facilitating efficient material handling across work sites. Its wheelbase is 4.1 feet, complementing its agility and operational stability in tight spaces.

Technical Attributes

Turning Radius
6.10 ft
Load Capacity
3968 lb
Fuel Type
LPG
Max Fork Height
188.40 ''

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