Telehandlers & Forklifts
Hire telehandlers & forklifts by the day, the week or the month, from suppliers who actually cover your site. Off-hire early and the supplier can adjust; run over and the rate simply continues.
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1
Pick your dates
Tell us when the machine has to be on site and when it comes off hire.
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Compare yards
See who can actually cover those dates, and what the whole hire costs.
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Book it
One booking, confirmed by the supplier, with the delivery window agreed up front.
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Pay on return
Your money is held until the machine is back with the supplier and signed off.
: Telehandlers & Forklifts
Size the machine to the job, not to the budget. Undersized telehandlers & forklifts costs more in the end, because the hire runs longer and the operator works harder for the same result.
The main classes here are forklift attachments, rough terrain forklifts, telehandlers, warehouse forklifts. Work out which class you are in first, then compare suppliers inside it - comparing across classes on price alone is how the wrong machine ends up on site.
Fuel, consumables and attachments are usually extra. Confirm what comes with the machine so the first day is not spent chasing a part.
This class normally needs a ticketed operator. If nobody on your crew holds one, post the work as a task and hire an operator alongside the machine.
How much does it cost to hire telehandlers & forklifts?
It depends on the size of the machine and how long you need it. Pick your dates on this page and each supplier shows the all-in price for exactly those days, including delivery and any fees, before you commit to anything.
How far ahead do I need to book?
We need 24 hours notice, and popular sizes go early in busy weeks. Booking two or three days out gives you the most choice of supplier.
Is delivery included?
Delivery and collection are priced separately by each supplier and shown in your quote before you pay. Where a machine can be collected from the yard, pickup is free.
Do I need a licence to operate telehandlers & forklifts?
Usually yes, and site rules can be stricter than the law. If nobody on your crew is ticketed, post the job on Hire Pross and hire an operator with the machine.
What happens if I need it for longer?
Tell the supplier before your off-hire date and they extend the booking at the same rate. If the extension crosses into a weekly or four-week band, the cheaper band applies.
What if the machine breaks down?
Call the supplier through your booking. Breakdowns that are not caused by misuse are their responsibility, and the hire clock stops while the machine is down.