CISOLIFT CH8832

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    Machine Location:16327 Old US 41Fort Myers, Florida 33912

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    Norvex Equipment Inc.

    Contact:Brody McFarland

    Phone:(239) 212-1665

    Fort Myers, Florida 33912-2283

    (239) 212-1665

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    Description

    The Cisolift CH8832 is a heavy-duty diesel telehandler engineered for demanding job sites, where performance, durability, and ease of operation are critical. With a lifting capacity of up to 8,818 lbs and a maximum lift height of 32 ft, it is ideal for construction, and material handling applications. Equipped with 4×4 drive and three steering modes, a smooth hydrostatic transmission, and a reliable Deutz engine, the CH8832 delivers consistent performance on rough terrain, while its ergonomic cab provides excellent visibility, operator comfort, and productivity in Florida jobsite conditions. Telehandler Key Features 8,818 lbs lifting capacity for handling heavy materials with confidence 32 ft maximum lift height for extended reach and elevated load placement Reliable and powerful (75 hp) Deutz engine, compliant with Stage V standards 4-wheel drive with 3 steering modes for mobility on uneven terrain Hydrostatic transmission with speeds up to 25 km/h Reduced turning radius for excellent maneuverability 3 steering modes Ergonomic cab with clear visibility for improved operator productivity Urea-free emissions treatment

    Specifications

    ManufacturerCISOLIFT
    ModelCH8832
    Serial NumberUNKNOWN
    ConditionNew
    Lift Capacity8,818 lb
    ROPSEnclosed
    FendersYes
    Drive4WD
    Horsepower75 HP
    ManufacturerCISOLIFT|
    ModelCH8832|
    Serial NumberUNKNOWN|
    ConditionNew|
    Lift Capacity8,818 lb|
    ROPSEnclosed|
    FendersYes|
    Drive4WD|
    Horsepower75 HP|
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