Meclift launches lift truck models

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Finland-based Meclift Oy has extended its range of heavy-duty variable reach trucks with two new models. The ML1812R (i.e. 18t @ 1,200mm LC) has exactly the same footprint, compact dimensions and wheel size as the established ML1612R, so retains the ability to be driven inside a standard Meclift launches lift truck models container to place or pick up a load. It is fitted with the same engine (Cummins QSB6.7) and the same drive train.

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