This week we look at a rough-terrain scissor lift from Haulotte Group and a high-capacity skid-steer loader from Manitou Group. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Rough-Terrain Scissor Lift and High-Capacity Skid-Steer Loader
The ForceLogic Press Tool has an in-line design, allowing for easier navigation around installed pipes. The tool is powered by Milwaukee M12 and M18 batteries and has a cycle time of five seconds. The press tool requires calibration every 40,000 crimps. The jaws of the ForceLogic models 2673-22 and 2473-22 are designed to work with press fittings from Elkhart, Viega, Tyco and Nibco, while the ForceLogic 2673-22XL is designed for more demanding press fittings. Milwaukee Electric Tool Co.; 800-729-3877; www.milwaukeetool.com
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The Gehl V400 is a vertical-lift skid-steer loader with a rated operating capacity of 4,000 lb and a vertical lift height of 12 ft. Produced by the Manitou Group and released under the Gehl brand as the V400 and under the Mustang brand as the 4000V, the skid-steer loader is powered by a 99-hp Cummins diesel engine. A hydraulically powered fan and swing-out cooler reduce overall fuel consumption and noise levels. The loader's hydraulic system features a high-flow setting for heavy loads and Hydraglide ride control to prevent spills. Manitou Group; 800-628-0491; www.gehl.com
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The C2668RT Rough-Terrain Scissor Lift is powered by a Kubota Tier 4 engine and sports four-wheel drive and 11 inches of ground clearance. A differential hydraulic lock allows the lift to climb steep slopes and operate on uneven terrain. The scissor lift has a turning radius of 11 ft, six inches, allowing it to maneuver in tight spaces. For added stability and to prevent impact damage, the machine has four outriggers located within its footprint; the outriggers can be extended by a single switch and feature automatic leveling. Haulotte Group North America; 800-537-0540; www.haulotte.com
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The Hilti PS 38 Multidetector is capable of locating concealed metal, wood, plastic and electric conduit in a variety of base materials up to depths of 43/4 in. It has preset modes for use on several common base materials as well as on specialized materials, such as floor heating, hollow brick and drywall. The self-calibrating multidetector is able to show approximate embedment depths and marks detected objects on the display. The device also features a durable rubber casing to prevent damage on the jobsite. Hilti; 918-872-3265; www.hilti.com
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