New Schäffer telescopic handler

Published: 12:55PM May 15th, 2011
By: Tony Hoyland

With the launch of the 9380T, Schäffer Loaders UK & Ireland presents the first in a new generation of pivot steer telescopic loaders with a lift height of 6.9m.

 

New Schäffer telescopic handler

The new Schäffer 9380T pivot-steer telescopic handler is on static display on stand no. 409 at Grassland & Muck 2011 at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire on May 18 & 19.

The machine has been developed for the demands of large scale farming, contractors and for alternative industries such as biogas plants and recycling operations. It combines the good all-round visibility of a wheeled loader but with the lift height and reach of a rigid telescopic machine.

The operating weight of the new loader is 15 tonnes and it has a tipping capacity of approximately 5 tonnes – combining this with the lift height of 6.90m, this new machine from Schäffer targets users who previously only had the option of a four-wheel steer rigid machine. The boom has a two-stage operation, so for example the loading of a diet feeder may require only the first stage to be activated, lifting to a maximum height of 5.75m. If the full range of lift height is required, the second stage is automatically activated. Ferro-Form sliding elements guarantee trouble-free operation of the telescopic action over many hours of cycle time.

The principle of the pivot-steer machine allows the operator station to be positioned centrally, giving an uncompromised view in all directions. This allows optimum machine performance to be delivered, giving rise to highly productive cycle times. Ergonomics inside the cab are class-leading; the ‘SCV’ cab (Silence/Comfort/View) is perfect for long working days, and is one of the most spacious and comfortable cabs in this sector. All hydraulic operating functions and the direction control are located on the joystick, leaving the operator’s left hand in continuous contact with the steering wheel. The joystick position is adjustable, with height and incline altered to suit the operator’s needs. The armrest, joystick and seat form a complete unit, ensuring the best comfort level and ease of use. Air conditioning is standard equipment.

For more information visit www.schaffer-loaders.co.uk

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