The LGMG H1256 telehandler combines a 12,000-pound lifting capacity, 56-foot 1-inch max lift height, and 42-foot outreach, expanding the company’s telehandler lineup for modern rental fleets. The launch reflects LGMG’s continued focus on providing rental applications with equipment that delivers high productivity and uptime and a fast return on investment. It’s ideal for commercial construction, infrastructure projects, and industrial facilities. The LGMG H1256 telehandler combines a 12,000-pound lifting capacity, 56-foot 1-inch max lift height, and 42-foot outreach, expanding the company’s telehandler lineup for modern rental fleets. The launch reflects LGMG’s continued focus on providing rental applications with equipment that delivers high productivity and uptime and a fast return on investment. It’s ideal for commercial construction, infrastructure projects, and industrial facilities.
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