The new landini telehandler is equiped with a three-stage telescopic boom and has a 4.5t capacity three-point linkage with electronic control and 540/1,000rpm pto.

The permanent four-wheel drive vehicle has four-wheel steering which, as well as providing the usual modes, allows the rear-wheels to steer independently. This combines with the seat being able to swing through 180° for reverse-drive operation.

The TTH - Tractor Tele Handler - is powered by a 150hp Sisu four-cylinder engine. This powers a new Electronic Variable Transmission (EVT) which couples a three-stage powershift to a hydrostatic pump and motor. This offers three speeds in three ranges and is said to provide a top speed of 50kph.

Drive to the Carraro axles is through shafts with a limited slip differential on the front and an electro-hydraulic lock on the rear. Braking is by integral wet disc brakes.

Handler-wise, the three-stage boom will lift a maximum payload of 3.5t to a height of 8.6m. Towing capacity is 9t.

 

TTH 150
Engine
Sisu direct-injection, 4-cylinder diesel engine	EWA
Displacement/ cylinders cu. in. (cm3)	268 (4400) / 4
Max. power kW/HP	110/150
Max. PTO power kW/HP	88/120
Rear lift
Lift capacity lb. (kg)	9900 (4500)
Loader
Max. lift capacity lb. (kg)	7700 (3500)
Weight and dimensions
wheelbase in. (mm)	113,5 (2890)
Total weight lb. (Kg)	17160 (7800)

TTH150
Engine	150hp, 4-cyl Sisu
Transmission	EVT – 3-stage powershift and hydrostatic unit
Lift capacity	3.5t
Lift height	8.6m
Forward reach	5.6m
Linkage lift capacity	4.5t
Top speed	50kph

The new machine has been developed entirely using facilities within the Argo Group (parent company of McCormick, Landini and Laverda) and is built in the firm’s Breganze factory in Italy.