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Five new telescopic handlers from Claas

Claas has announced an expansion to its telehandler line-up, with five new models added to the range

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Claas launch five new Scorpion telehandlers with 3.3 to 4.2-tonne lift capacity and 6.7 to 10-metre lift heights
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Claas launch five new Scorpion telehandlers with 3.3 to 4.2-tonne lift capacity and 6.7 to 10-metre lift heights

With the range already covering lift capacities from 3.3 to 6.0-tonnes, the latest editions to the Scorpion range include the 733, 1033, 638, 738 and 742. These new models also add to Claas' continued...

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