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What is a Telehandler Bucket?

what is a telehandler bucket?

A popular machine used in numerous industries including agriculture, manufacturing and maintenance, the telehandler makes moving and lifting materials quicker and easier, especially due to the many available attachments. For example, telehandler buckets as well as carriages, forks and lifting attachments contribute to the versatility of the telehandler. In this guide, learn more about telehandlers, telehandler buckets and other attachments and how to maintain telehandlers using quality replacement parts.

What is a Telehandler?

Although a platform attachment can be added to lift people like a variety of other AWPs, a telescopic handler, otherwise known as a telehandler, reach forklift or zoom boom, is primarily used to lift and move material. Additionally, telehandlers may be fitted with different types of attachments like a telehandler bucket to best achieve the desired function, such as picking up dirt or gravel from one location and placing it in a different one. Since telehandlers can be customized for a variety of different tasks in the same day simply by exchanging attachments, telehandlers support the overall efficiency and productivity at the worksite. Plus, assorted telehandler models may also offer heavy lifting capabilities, outdoor and rough terrain designs, or extended reach options.

Telehandler Buckets and Other Attachments

Importantly, the specific purpose for which a telehandler will be used determines the appropriate and efficient attachment type and size. Within a single job, multiple telehandler accessories may be needed in order to complete the many required sub-tasks that, ultimately, achieve the primary goal. To best leverage a telehandler’s capabilities and ensure its safe use, the following are popular telehandler attachments:

  • Telehandler carriages contribute to the positioning of materials. Depending on the carriage selection, attachments may be able to help operators navigate pick-ups on uneven surfaces or in limited or restricted spaces.

  • While they are not designed for the purposes of digging or transporting people, telehandler buckets often transport loose material from one location to another, such as mulch or rocks.

  • Telehandler forks can be further customized for different functions and load sizes. For example, some are designed for especially heavy pallets, while others support larger and longer objects. Similarly, truss boom and lift hooks help operators extend the reach and height of the load.

  • Specialized telehander attachments are also available, including work platforms for lifting personnel, trash hoppers and pipe grapples.

Types of Telehandler Buckets

Many attachments, including telehandler buckets, come with multiple design options to further refine their utility. For example, grapple buckets may be designed with forks, while other buckets may be suited to specific material weights. Accordingly, the different types of telehandler buckets come in a variety of shapes, sizes and capacities, including buckets that have a split-style.

How to Find Common Replacement Parts for Telehandlers

From telehandler buckets to tires, maintaining telehandlers supports safe operation and worksites, ongoing productivity and equipment longevity. At Aerial Equipment Parts, we offer aftermarket replacement parts designed to keep your machines on the move. Below, find some of the top-selling replacement parts often needed by telehandlers and various aerial lifts:

Tires

The challenging terrain that telehandlers sometimes navigate may result in unexpected damage to tires. Additionally, the many heavy loads held in telehandler buckets may also contribute to the common need for replacement tires due to wear and tear. To support the smooth movement and lifting stability of your telehandler, explore the variety of replacement tires available at AEP.

Hydraulic Parts

Some hydraulic parts, like fuel, oil and air filters, may need replacement once or twice a year, while other components such as seals may last a few years. However, any leaks or cracks in the hydraulic system need to be addressed as soon as possible in order to avoid work delays, injuries or more costly equipment damage.

Mechanical Parts and Hardware

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From telehandler buckets to pins and other hardware, parts of all sizes need to be accounted for in ongoing machine maintenance when it comes to telehandlers, boom lifts and other aerial lifts. Offering one of the largest ranges of replacement parts in the USA, Aerial Equipment Parts is here to help ensure that you have the parts that you need when you need them.

Joysticks and Control Boxes

Upgrading joystick controllers and related components contributes to the optimal performance of the lifting and moving power of your telehandlers. Replacing joystick controllers and other parts contributes to the functionality and safety of telehandler operations. Connect with AEP’s expert service team today, if you need help selecting the right part for any aerial lift equipment that you may have.

Our fast shipping and over 95% same-day order fulfillment rate in addition to our US-based warehouses and bilingual customer service assistance are just some of the reasons that we, at Aerial Equipment Parts, believe that we stand out from the competition. When you need new, aftermarket replacement parts and knowledgeable service, turn to Aerial Equipment Parts. Contact our team today at (303) 704-7000 for assistance with part verification or help in placing an order!