Hire and Rental News - November 2014

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ACCESS in ACTION
Brisbane based Forklift Finder Services
has been appointed Uromac Dealer for
Australia, New Zealand and PNG.
With 100% parts availability in Australia
and factory-backed warranty, Director
Peter de Ryk said: “This compact, powerful
and versatile machine is superior in quality
to many other imports. Our first unit has
already been sold to the DPI for work in the
fruit growing region of Victoria.”
In Australia from October 2014, the DTH25
is a 2500kg load-capable hydrostatic
forklift with permanent 4 x 4 traction,
various lift heights, and the ability to enter
and load containers. It is powered by a
quality Deutz diesel three cylinder 35.8kw
engine and European componentry with
a maximum speed of 18kmh and 38%
soil and 50% tarmac gradeability and an
interior turning circle of just 1.7m. The
4WD container forklift now inAustralia
The newApollo 25.6 Telehandler from
Dieci Australia provides more material
handling options and features a sealed
radiator compartment for less dust and
clogging, together with a tough damage
resistant composite door and a lowered
boom for improved visibility.
When the need for maintenance arises,
features such as the repositioned starter
battery and a split bonnet all provide
easier access for servicing.
The Apollo 25.6 also comes with an
innovative forward and reverse control
on the joystick as a standard inclusion, a
feature that allows the operator to control
Dieci’s new Apollo Telehandler
Australia’s first Merlo telehandler depot,
RightQuip, has relocated to a new
dealership facility in Sydney’s west.
The company has signed a five-year
deal for a new head office, sales yard and
refurbishment facility at Emu Plains. The
new site includes more than an acre of
hardstand and is fitted out with a cutting-
edge machinery spray booth, wash bay
and overhead crane.
The opening of the new site was attended
by the head of the Italian Merlo company,
Amilcare Merlo.
mast is a triple 3.6m
stage with a free lift
height of 1.2m.
The Spanish company
Uromac, approved by
NATO and supplier
to the Armed Forces,
agriculture and services
sectors, started in
the 1940’s producing
machinery for forest
and agriculture
applications. The quality
of the products and the
flexibility to adapt them
to customers’ needs was
highly regarded and the company acquired
an excellent reputation. In the 1970’s
Uromac entered into the construction
sector producing 4x4 small loaders and off-
road vehicles for industrial or military; 4x4
site dumpers and forklifts.
Contact: 07 3855 8868 or visit:
the direction of the machine without
having to take their hand off the joy stick
or use a gear change lever.
“The forward and reverse control on the
joystick provides far more driver ease of
use, less fatigue and more driver comfort,”
Paul Jenkins, Director, Dieci Australia said.
Other features of the Apollo 25.6 include:
Maximum Power - 50.7kW
Maximum Speed - 26km/h
Lifting Capacity - 2500kg
Maximum Lifting Height - 5.78m
Total Weight - 4800kg
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Merlo Sydney dealer relocates
“We’ve enjoyed a great relationship
with Merlo for many years,” RightQuip
Managing Director
Triston Smith said.
RightQuip has
signed a three-year
supplier agreement
with Merlo,
meaning customers
can buy with
confidence there is
long-term support
for their machinery.
Contact: 0419-013-182 or visit:
Amilcare Merlo from Merlo Italy congratulates Triston Smith from RightQuip
NSW on the new premises
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The new Apollo 25.6 Telehandler from Dieci
The DTH25 is a 2500kg load-capable hydrostatic forklift