2002 TCM 2K FORKLIFT, 2000LB CAPACITY, 118IN MAST, LPG/GASOLINE, PNEUMATIC TIRES

TCM 2K 2002 TCM 2K FORKLIFT, 2000LB CAPACITY, 118IN MAST, LPG/GASOLINE, PNEUMATIC TIRES equipment image

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OEM
TCM
Model
2K
Year of Manufacture
2002
Category
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS

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Technical Description

The 2002 TCM 2K is a sit-down rider, counterbalanced forklift designed for material handling applications. This model typically features a load capacity of approximately 2,000 lbs (or 1,000 kg depending on specific regional configurations) at a standard 24-inch (500 mm) load center. It is equipped with a mast system that provides a standard maximum fork height of 118 inches (3,000 mm) and includes a tilt range of 6 degrees forward and 12 degrees backward for secure load positioning. The machine is engineered with a compact chassis to facilitate operation in narrow aisles, featuring an outside turning radius of approximately 71 inches (1,800 mm). It utilizes pneumatic or solid pneumatic tires, with a two-wheel drive system on the front axle and rear-wheel steering for maneuverability. Power is provided by an internal combustion engine, commonly available in LPG or gasoline configurations, paired with a powershift transmission offering smooth directional changes. The operator compartment is designed with ergonomic sit-down controls, a standard overhead guard for safety, and an adjustable seat to improve operator comfort during extended shifts. Standard dimensions include an overall width of roughly 42 inches and a length to the fork face of approximately 87 inches. Additional technical features often include a 12V electrical system, hydrostatic power steering, and mechanical hand-lever parking brakes.

Technical Attributes

Max Fork Height
130 ''
Fuel Type
LPG
Mast Tilt Angle
6° Forward / 10° Backward
Turning Radius
72 ''
Load Capacity
2000 lb
Tire Type
Solid
DC Voltage
12 V DC

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