2019 HYUNDAI 30LC-7

    R159 067 
    Price entered as: USD $9,850
    Machine Location:19 Krug StreetDayton, Ohio, USA 45417

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    Contact:Billy Taylor

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    Dayton, Ohio, USA 45417

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    Model: 2019 Hyundai 30LC-7A Maximum Capacity: 6,000 lbs Mast: 3-Stage Full Free Lift Lowered Mast Height: 84" Maximum Lift Height: 185" Fuel Type: LPG (Propane) Tires: Smooth Cushion Tires Hydraulics: 4-Way Hydraulics The 2019 Hyundai 30LC-7A is a dependable cushion tire forklift built for demanding warehouse, manufacturing, and distribution applications. With a 6,000 lb maximum lifting capacity, this forklift delivers the performance, reliability, and operator comfort needed to maximize productivity in a variety of material handling environments. Equipped with a 3-stage full free lift mast, this unit features an 84-inch lowered mast height for excellent overhead clearance and a 185-inch maximum lift height for efficient stacking and loading. The smooth cushion tires provide exceptional maneuverability on concrete warehouse floors, while the 4-way hydraulic system allows for easy operation of hydraulic attachments. Built with Hyundai's reputation for durability and low maintenance costs, this 30LC-7A is ready to go to work.

    Specifications

    Year2019
    ManufacturerHYUNDAI
    Model30LC-7
    ConditionUsed
    Hours7 096
    Stock Number1208
    Load Capacity2 721,55 kg
    Maximum Lift Height4,7 m
    Mast TypeTriplex
    Drive2WD
    PowerLPG
    Year2019|
    ManufacturerHYUNDAI|
    Model30LC-7|
    ConditionUsed|
    Hours7 096|
    Stock Number1208|
    Load Capacity2 721,55 kg|
    Maximum Lift Height4,7 m|
    Mast TypeTriplex|
    Drive2WD|
    PowerLPG|
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