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Manitou MTA 5519 Telehandler

Category: Telehandlers ➔
Manufacturer: Manitou ➔
Model: MTA 5519 ➔

The Manitou MTA 5519 is a compact telehandler designed for material handling, construction, and agricultural applications. It features a maximum lift capacity of 5,500 lb and a maximum lift height of 19 ft, making it suitable for loading, unloading, and placing materials in confined work areas. The MTA 5519 is commonly equipped with a four-wheel drive chassis, telescopic boom, and hydrostatic transmission for controlled operation on rough terrain. Its compact frame supports maneuverability on job sites where space is limited. The model is part of Manitou's MTA series of telehandlers used for general-purpose lifting and material placement.

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Dimensions

Ground Clearance	14 in (37 cm)
Length to Fork Face	13 ft (4 m)
Overall Height	6 ft (2 m)
Turning Radius Outside Tires	10 ft (3 m)
Width Over Tires	5 ft (2 m)

Engine

Emission Tier Level	Tier IV Final
Engine Make	Yanmar
Fuel	Diesel
Gross Power	69 hp (51 kw)

Hydraulic System

Pressure

3350.4 psi

Lift System

Max Lift Capacity	5,512 lbs (2,500 kg)
Max Lift Height	19 ft (6 m)

Transmission

Max Speed	16 mph (25 kph)
Transmission Type	Hydrostatic

Manitou MTA 5519s currently for sale

A 2019 Manitou MTA 5519 From JGE Inc. for Call for Price

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