
- Engine Power74.5kW
- Operating Weight5700kg
- Load Capacity3000kg
Telehandlers (telescopic handlers) are versatile lifting machines that combine forklift capability with an extendable boom.
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Key specifications and starting prices side by side to help you pick the right machine.
| Model | Engine Power | Operating Weight | Load Capacity | From* (excl. VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCM TL300 Telehandler | 74.5kW | 5700kg | 3000kg | R 930 793 |
| Everun ERT1500 Telehandler | 24.6kW | 2800kg | 1350kg | R 654 033 |
| Everun ER3070 Telehandler | 74kW | 7500kg | 3000kg | R 1 117 325 |
*Prices shown are “starting from” and exclude VAT. Contact your nearest branch for the latest offer — prices are subject to confirmation and change, and T's & C's apply.
Yes. MCM Group submits your finance application to multiple banks and asset-finance houses simultaneously — including Nedbank, WesBank and Standard Bank. Approval typically takes 48 to 72 hours, and we handle the paperwork end-to-end.
Every MCM telehandler includes a local warranty, with genuine parts and technical support available through our National Parts Division and four branches. Service and warranty are handled in-country — no waiting on overseas suppliers.
Yes. MCM Group delivers telehandlers to all nine South African provinces from our four branches (Cape Town, George, Bloemfontein, Midrand). Same-day collection is available at branches, with courier or transport delivery elsewhere.
Buy telehandlers from MCM Group at any of our four branches — Cape Town, George, Bloemfontein, Midrand — or order online for nationwide delivery. Starting from R 699 500 excl. VAT, with finance available. Phone +27 81 885 0535 or email sales@mcmco.co.za.
Yes. MCM Group supplies and delivers telehandlers to every province in South Africa — Johannesburg, Pretoria, Centurion and Sandton (Gauteng); Durban, Pietermaritzburg and Richards Bay (KwaZulu-Natal); Cape Town, Stellenbosch and Paarl (Western Cape); George, Mossel Bay and Knysna (Garden Route); Gqeberha/Port Elizabeth and East London (Eastern Cape); Bloemfontein and Welkom (Free State); Nelspruit, Witbank and Secunda (Mpumalanga); Polokwane and Tzaneen (Limpopo); Rustenburg and Potchefstroom (North West); and Kimberley and Upington (Northern Cape) — all from our four branches with nationwide transport, 48–72 hour finance and local parts support.
MCM Group delivers telehandlers to every town and city in South Africa from our four branches in Midrand, Cape Town, George and Bloemfontein — with road transport to all nine provinces, finance in 48–72 hours, and local parts and warranty wherever you operate.
MCM Group stocks 3 telehandler models for sale across South Africa, ready for collection at our branches in Cape Town, George, Bloemfontein, Midrand or for delivery to any of the nine provinces. Every telehandler we supply is selected and specified for tough local working conditions, and backed by in-country parts and service so you are never waiting on an overseas supplier when you need to keep working.
Telehandlers are used for lifting, placing and moving loads at height and reach on farms and construction sites. Whether you are a contractor, farmer, plant-hire operator or municipality, our team will help you match the right machine to your application and budget rather than over- or under-speccing the job.
Start with the work the machine will do most often. Matching engine power, operating weight and lift or dig capacity to your typical tasks keeps running costs down and avoids paying for capability you will rarely use. If you run attachments, check the hydraulic flow and coupler type up front, and think about transport — how you will move the telehandler between sites affects which size class makes sense.
Compare the full specification of each model on its product page, then weigh up availability of parts, ease of servicing and resale value. A slightly higher purchase price often pays back through lower downtime and better support, which is exactly where buying a telehandler with a local warranty and a national parts network has the edge over a grey import.
Pricing for telehandlers at MCM Group starts from R 654 033 excl. VAT, with the final figure depending on configuration, attachments and any current specials. Request a quote on any model for an up-to-date, all-in price including VAT and delivery to your area.
Most buyers finance their telehandler. MCM Group submits your application to several banks and asset-finance houses at once — including Nedbank, WesBank and Standard Bank — so you get competitive offers without shopping around, with approvals typically inside 48 to 72 hours. We handle the paperwork from quote to delivery.
MCM Group has supplied construction and agricultural equipment to South African businesses since 2008. Buying your telehandler from us means a local warranty, genuine parts through our National Parts Division, and technicians who know the machines — supported from four branches in Cape Town, George, Bloemfontein, Midrand with nationwide delivery.
Browse the telehandlers below, compare specifications side by side, and request an instant quote or finance application on any model. Prefer to talk it through? Call +27 81 885 0535 or email sales@mcmco.co.za and we will help you choose the right telehandler for the job.
On South African construction sites, telehandlers are typically used for placing concrete blocks, structural steel sections, roof trusses and glass panels at height — tasks that require the precision of a crane but at a scale that does not justify crane hire. Their rubber-tyred chassis and compact profile allow them to travel across the site, enter buildings and operate close to structures without the setup time and ground preparation required by cranes.
Maximum lift height and lift capacity at maximum height are the two most important specifications for a telehandler. A 7-metre lift height at 1,000 kg is common in construction. Agricultural telehandlers are often specified for 5—6-metre lift height with 2,500—3,500 kg capacity — sufficient for bale stacking and fertiliser bag handling. Check the load chart for the specific combination of boom extension and lift height required for your application.
Attachment versatility is a significant advantage of telehandlers. A single machine with a rotator-style quick-coupler can carry a pallet fork, bucket, bale clamp, man basket and crane hook — making it a multi-purpose machine across all areas of a farm or construction project.
MCM Group telehandlers come with full local warranty, parts availability and after-sales support from branches in Cape Town, George, Gauteng and Bloemfontein. Competitive operating lease and instalment sale finance is available through MCM Group's approved finance partners.