HT5010
Telehandlers
Lifting capacity: 5,000 kg.
Max. lift height: ≈10.0 m
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The HAMAC HT3510 offers a 3,500 kg rated capacity and a 10 m maximum lift height. The HT4014 increases rated capacity to 4,000 kg and maximum lift height to approximately 14 m. Both use 4x4 rough-terrain drive, but they suit different placement requirements.
Choose between these construction telehandlers by checking the load you need to place at the required height and forward reach. Maximum capacity and maximum lift height should not be treated as capabilities available together.
| Comparison | HT3510 Telehandler | HT4014 Telehandler |
|---|---|---|
| Rated lifting capacity | 3,500 kg | 4,000 kg |
| Maximum lift height | 10 m | Approximately 14 m |
| Drive | 4x4 rough-terrain drive | 4x4 rough-terrain drive |
| Steering listed in the model summary | Four-wheel and crab steering | Four-wheel steering; confirm additional modes for the selected configuration |
| Typical application focus | Daily material handling, medium-height construction, agriculture and industrial work | Higher placement points, multi-storey construction and industrial material supply |
| Horizontal reach and capacity at reach | Request the official working-range and attachment load charts | Request the official working-range and attachment load charts |
The HAMAC HT3510 3.5 ton 10m telehandler is positioned for flexible handling across construction, agricultural and industrial applications. Its listed crab-steering function allows diagonal movement for alignment near walls, truck sides and scaffold lines.
The HAMAC HT4014 4 ton 14m telehandler is worth evaluating when projects require higher placement points or greater rated capacity. Confirm the final dimensions, steering options and attachment configuration before ordering.
In a 3.5 ton vs 4 ton telehandler comparison, the HT4014 provides 500 kg more rated capacity. However, this does not mean it can lift 500 kg more than the HT3510 at every working position.
Maximum lift height describes vertical reach, not horizontal forward reach. A 14m telehandler does not automatically provide 14 m of horizontal reach. Available capacity depends on the boom position, load centre, attachment and operating configuration specified in the applicable load chart.
For roof material lifting or placing pallets beyond an obstacle, identify the load weight, required height and horizontal distance first. Then compare the permitted load at that exact position on each model's official chart. Include packaging and handling accessories as required by the manufacturer's instructions.
A 3,500 kg rating does not guarantee a 3,500 kg lift at 10 m, and a 4,000 kg rating does not guarantee a 4,000 kg lift at 14 m. For a general explanation, read JLG's guide to understanding telehandler load capacity charts. This explains the principles; only the correct HAMAC chart can confirm a HAMAC machine's permitted capacity.
Vertical height and horizontal reach are different measurements. Confirm the permitted load at the required placement point.
| Project Requirement | Model to Evaluate First | What to Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Truck unloading, site transport and placement within 10 m | HT3510 | Actual load-chart capacity, access dimensions and daily work frequency. |
| Alignment alongside walls, trucks or scaffold lines | HT3510 | Crab-steering operation, clearance and safe approach space. |
| Frequent placement above 10 m, up to approximately 14 m | HT4014 | Capacity at the required height and forward reach, ground conditions and setup. |
| Loads above 3,500 kg and up to 4,000 kg | HT4014 | Whether the exact working position permits the complete load. |
| Industrial platforms, roof-level supply and multi-storey material handling | Compare both models against the placement requirements | Height, reach, attachment, load centre and available working space. |
A 10m telehandler may cover your routine tasks when all required placement points fall within its approved working envelope. A 14m telehandler becomes more relevant when higher material supply is a regular requirement rather than an occasional task.
Neither maximum height nor a higher capacity rating proves that a model will fit a narrow site. Compare overall width, turning space, machine weight and ground conditions separately. Suspended loads or personnel platforms require specific approval, procedures and compliance with applicable local rules.
Choosing between the HT3510 and HT4014? Send HAMAC your maximum load weight, load dimensions, required lift height, forward reach, attachment needs and destination country.
Request a model recommendation based on your working conditions, confirmation of the applicable load-chart capacity, and a quotation covering the proposed configuration, lead time and shipping options. Include site photos and your preferred delivery timeframe if available.
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