2017 Caterpillar GP50 Rare Cab Propane Forklift
$48,995
Estimated: $1029.00/mo for 60-month OAC
The Caterpillar GP50N pneumatic models is a heavy-duty internal combustion LPG Fuel forklift. It features an
11,000 to 11,023 lb load capacity, a standard max lift height of 132 inches (11 ft), and is powered by a robust LPG engine producing around 97 hp
Category:
Equipment,ONLY 3,576 Hours
11,000 Pound Lift Capacity
2 Speed Transmission
97 Horsepower
132 Inch Lift Height
Dual Front Tires
Cab
Heater
Front And Rear Wiper With Washer
Beacon Light
Radio
Back Up Camera
Defroster Fan
Hydraulic Side Shift
Exterior Mirrors
Front And Rear Work Lights
Suspension Seat With Armrests
Opening Side Windows
Pneumatic Tires
Front Metal Fenders
Heavy Duty Rear Fork Frame
Dual Opening Easily Removable Side Doors
Nice Heavy Duty 11,000 Pound Lift Propane Forklift. Under Current Service New Air Filter And Greased.
Key Performance Specs
- Load Capacity: 11,000 – 11,023 lbs
- Load Center: 24 in (600 mm)
- Max Lift Height: 132 in (11 ft)
- Engine: GK45 4.5L or TB45 Gas/LPG
- Horsepower: 97 hp @ 2,450 rpm
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Travel Speed: Approx. 13.7 – 14 mph
Dimensions & Weight
- Overall Width: 55.5 in (Standard tires)
- Length to Fork Face: Approx. 130 in (10.85 ft)
- Mast Lowered Height: 95 in (7.88 ft)
- Wheelbase: 84.6 in (7.06 ft)
- Turning Radius: 114 in (9.73 ft)
- Ground Clearance: 5.9 in
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Operating Weight: Approx. 15,400 – 15,960 lbs (7.0 to 7.2 tons)
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