Telehandler attachments

Hydrapower offers a range of telehandler attachments, including:

• • Pallet forks: For lifting and moving pallets, timber, feed, bricks, bundled goods and building materials.
  • Bucket brooms: For clearing dust, dirt, debris and loose material from worksites, warehouses, hardstand areas, yards and car parks.
  • Auger drive units: For drilling holes for posts, footings, fencing, landscaping and ground preparation.

• Slashers: For cutting long grass, scrub and light vegetation across paddocks, roadside areas, rural blocks and overgrown worksites.

• Grader blades: For shaping, grading and maintaining gravel roads, driveways, tracks, hardstand areas and uneven site surfaces.

• Flail mowers: For mowing and mulching grass, weeds and light scrub where a finer, more controlled finish is required.

• Levelling bars: For spreading, smoothing and levelling soil, gravel, sand and other loose material during site preparation and clean-up.

Each attachment must suit the telehandler model, rated capacity, hydraulic requirements and working conditions. That way, you can drive productivity while keeping your equipment safe and compliant.

Telehandler attachments can be used for a range of tasks, including lifting materials, clearing sites, and drilling holes.

Common applications include:

• Warehousing: Pallet forks and sweepers help with stock movement, material handling and floor maintenance.
• Material handling: Pallet forks help lift and move pallets, timber, bricks, bundled materials, feed, crates and general site supplies.
• Ground preparation: Augers and auger drive units drill holes for fencing, footings, posts, landscaping, tree planting and farm infrastructure.
• Construction and civil works: Telehandler attachments help crews move materials, keep access areas clear and complete ground preparation tasks with fewer machines on site.
• Site clean-up: Sweepers and bucket brooms clear dirt, dust, loose material and debris from worksites, yards, warehouses, car parks and hardstand areas.
• Agriculture and rural maintenance: Attachments support fencing, feeding areas, yard clean-up, farm access tracks and general property works.

No matter the application, Hydrapower attachments are engineered for demanding worksites where precision, efficiency and reliability are crucial.

Telehandler attachments fuel efficiency by enabling one machine to perform more tasks with fewer equipment changes.

Key benefits include:

• Fewer machines on site: One telehandler can support multiple tasks like lifting, sweeping, and drilling.
• Faster task changes: Crews can move between jobs with less waiting time.
• Lower running costs: Fewer machines can reduce hire, transport, fuel and storage costs.
• Cleaner work areas: Sweepers and bucket brooms help keep access routes, yards and hardstand areas clear.
• Superior control: Attachments like auger units help complete ground preparation work with greater accuracy.

A quick hitch system also helps trained operators change compatible attachments faster. This minimises downtime between tasks and keeps crews moving on busy construction, civil, agriculture or industrial sites.

Attachments can change a telehandler’s lift capacity, reach, stability, visibility and hydraulic requirements. Even when the base machine stays the same, the attachment can affect how much it can safely lift and how the load must be handled.

The main spec changes to check include:

• Lift capacity: The attachment’s weight reduces the telehandler’s usable lifting capacity.
• Load centre: Some attachments move the load further forward, which can lower the safe working limit.
• Forward reach: A longer attachment can reduce how far the boom can extend while carrying a load safely.
• Stability: Extra weight, uneven loads or extended reach can affect balance, especially on sloped or uneven ground.
• Visibility: Some attachments may affect the operator’s view, depending on the size and design.

Always check the telehandler load chart, attachment rating and manufacturer guidance before use. The safest setup is one where the attachment suits the machine, the load and the site conditions.

Choose a telehandler attachment by matching the tool to the job, then checking it against your machine specs. The key details are your telehandler make and model, hitch type, rated capacity, hydraulic flow, hydraulic pressure and the conditions on site.

Before selecting an attachment, consider the:

• Task: Identify the primary tasks you need to complete, such as lifting pallets, sweeping hardstand areas or drilling post holes. Different attachments are designed for specific functions.
• Site conditions: Assess the working environment, including ground stability, slopes, mud, debris, access limitations and overhead obstacles. Choosing an attachment suited to these conditions helps maintain productivity and reduces the risk of accidents.
• Machine fitment: Check that the attachment is compatible with your telehandler’s hitch type, coupler system and carriage dimensions. Incorrect fitment can lead to unsafe operation or damage, so always confirm manufacturer specifications before use.
• Rated load capacity: Ensure your telehandler can safely handle the combined weight of the attachment and the load at the required lift height and reach. Exceeding rated capacity can compromise stability and increase the risk of tipping or mechanical failure.
• Hydraulic requirements: Powered attachments require specific hydraulic flow rates, pressure levels and auxiliary connections. Matching these requirements with your machine’s capabilities ensures optimal performance while preventing damage to both the attachment and telehandler.

Ultimately, the best attachment should fit the machine, suit the work and perform safely under real site conditions.

At Hydrapower, we can help you find the ideal solution for your telehandler, task and site. Call our team on 07 3477 9204 to get started.

To request a quote for a telehandler attachment, call Hydrapower on 07 3477 9204 or submit an online enquiry.

Our expert team will ask for key machine details, including your telehandler make and model, operating weight, hitch type, hydraulic flow, hydraulic pressure and the task you need the attachment to perform.

Equipped with this information, we can recommend the most suitable attachment for your machine and provide a clear quote.