FD30‑RTL rough terrain forklift

3 Ton 4×4 Low‑Mast Articulated Forklift for Construction & Farm Yards

HAMAC FD30‑RT‑L rough terrain forklift is a compact 3 ton 4×4 articulated diesel forklift with a low‑mast, wide‑view design, engineered for mixed indoor‑outdoor operations on unpaved, uneven ground where headroom is restricted. Combining permanent 4WD, high ground clearance, deep‑tread off‑road tyres and a reduced collapsed mast height, it allows operators to work under canopies, in containers and inside low sheds, then drive straight onto mud or gravel yards for truck unloading and yard stacking with one versatile machine.

Rated load capacity: 3,000 kg

Maximum lift height: 3m

Engine & power type: 4‑cylinder diesel engine, 36 kW output

FD30‑RTL-Technical Specifications Overview

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HAMAC FD30‑RT‑L rough terrain forklift is an entry‑level 3 ton 4×4 articulated forklift specially configured for outdoor material handling on rough surfaces where headroom is limited. Based on the proven FD30‑RT platform, the “‑L” version retains the articulated frame, high‑horsepower diesel engine and deep‑tread pneumatic tyres, but adopts a low‑mast, wide‑view design that reduces collapsed height while preserving practical lift range and visibility through the mast.

This compact 3 ton off‑road forklift moves confidently across mud, gravel, crushed stone and soft soil thanks to its off‑road geometry, long wheelbase and widened front and rear track. Minimum ground clearance around 300–340 mm and a vertical high exhaust make FD30‑RT‑L suitable for worksites such as rural housing projects, small construction sites, farm yards and municipal depots where conventional warehouse forklifts cannot safely operate.

Product Advantages

01 Built for challenging ground

A rough terrain forklift is engineered specifically for outdoor use on uneven, muddy or soft surfaces, working reliably where standard warehouse trucks cannot operate safely.

02 High ground clearance and big tyres

Large, heavily treaded pneumatic tyres and increased ground clearance allow the machine to climb over ruts, rocks and debris while maintaining traction and stability on gravel, mud and grass.

03 Powerful diesel performance

Rough terrain forklifts usually feature high‑power diesel engines that deliver strong torque for climbing and pulling on rough surfaces, with long operating hours and no need for frequent charging.

04 2WD / 4WD traction options

Many models offer true 4WD or switchable 2WD/4WD systems, giving operators the flexibility to balance fuel economy and maximum traction depending on whether they are on firm yards or very soft ground.

05 Enhanced stability and robust frames

Reinforced chassis, wide wheelbases and heavy‑duty suspension systems help rough terrain forklifts stay stable under heavy loads on sloping and uneven terrain, reducing the risk of tipping.

06 Wide application range outdoors

Thanks to their go‑anywhere design, rough terrain forklifts are indispensable in construction sites, farms, timber and stone yards, mining and even disaster‑relief operations, handling materials efficiently across multiple outdoor environments.

Compatible Attachments

Rallet fork

Bucket

Crane Arm

Mixed barrel

Bale Fork

Snow Blower

Grapple Bucket

Mixed Bucket

Road Sweeper

Mixed barrel

Crass Cutter

Application Scenarios

Construction Sites

Agriculture & Farming

Industrial Logistics

Municipal Works

Mining & Energy

Technical Specifications

Weight and dimensions	Max. capacity	2500 kg
	Max. lifting height	6.00 m
	Max. outreach	2.16 m
Weight and dimensions	Overall length to carriage	4.00 m
	Length to face of forks	5.22 m
	Min transport size	3.86 m
	Overall width	2.02 m
	Track width	1.70 m
	Overall height	2.05 m
	Wheelbase	2.80 m
	Ground clearance	0.23 m
	Overall cab width	0.82 m
	Tilt-up angle	10 °
	Tilt-down angle	100 °
	External turning radius (over tyres)	4.50 m
	Unladen weight (with fork)	5800 kg
	Tires type	Pneumatic
	Standard tires	12-16.5
	Forks length/ width/ section	1220 mm × 122mm / 50 mm
Performances	Lifting	17 s
	Lowering	11 s
	Extension	11 s
	Retraction	6.5 s
	Crowd	3.1 s
	Dump	3.0 s
Engine	Engine brand	Yunnei
	Engine norm	National II
	Max. fuel sulphur content	5000 ppm
	Engine model	YN27GBZ
	Number of cylinders / Capacity of cylinders	4 - 4400 cm³
	LC. Engine power rating - Power	70.7 Hp / 58 kW
	Max. torque / Engine rotation	181 Nm @ 2240 rpm
	Drawbar pull (Laden)	4200 daN
Capacities	Transmission type	Torque converter
	Number of gears (forward / reverse)	2 / 2
	Max. travel speed	35 km/h
	Parking brake	Automatic air-cut brake
	Service brake	immersed multi-discs braking on front & rear axles
Hydraulics	Hydraulic pump type	Gear pump
Hydraulics	Hydraulic flow	85 L/min - 220 bar
Tank capacities	Engine oil	5.5L
	Hydraulic oil	710L
	Fuel tank	80L
Noise and vibration	Noise at driving position (LpA)	76 dB
	Noise to environment (LwA)	105 dB
	Vibration on hands / arms	< 2.50 m/s²
Miscellaneous	Steering wheels (front / rear)	2 / 2
	Drive wheels (front / rear)	2 / 2
	Safety cab homologation	FOPS level 2 cab

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Common RFQs

What kind of jobsites is the FD30‑RT‑L rough terrain forklift designed for? −

The FD30‑RT‑L rough terrain forklift is designed for mixed indoor‑outdoor jobsites where surfaces are unpaved and overhead clearance is limited: small building projects with low sheds, farm yards with barns, container loading areas and municipal depots. Its 3 ton 4×4 low‑mast forklift configuration allows operators to work under roofs or inside containers, then drive directly onto mud or gravel without changing machines.

How does the FD30‑RT‑L compare to the standard FD30‑RT rough terrain forklift? +

Both models share the same basic 3 ton rough terrain forklift platform, including articulated chassis, diesel powertrain and deep‑tread off‑road tyres. The key difference is the low‑mast design of the FD30‑RT‑L, which lowers collapsed height for height‑restricted environments at the cost of slightly reduced maximum lift height compared with taller mast options on the FD30‑RT. For customers working frequently under canopies or inside sheds, the FD30‑RT‑L offers better access and safety.

Is a 3 ton low‑mast rough terrain forklift enough for small construction sites and farms? +

For typical rural housing, light commercial projects and farm operations, a 3 ton rough terrain forklift like the FD30‑RT‑L is usually sufficient. It can handle pallets of cement, bricks, roofing sheets, feed and fertiliser up to around 3,000 kg, covering the majority of everyday loads on small sites and agricultural yards. Buyers who regularly handle heavier 3.0–3.5 t loads may consider stepping up to a 3.5 ton model such as the FD35‑RT‑L.

What advantages does the articulated 4×4 chassis bring on rough terrain? +

The articulated frame and 4WD system give the FD30‑RT‑L articulated rough terrain forklift a tight turning radius and strong traction on slopes and uneven surfaces. A longer wheelbase, wider track and off‑road suspension improve stability when carrying loads across ruts, soft soil or loose gravel, while the hydrodynamic transmission provides smooth power delivery for precise manoeuvring around obstacles.

How suitable is the FD30‑RT‑L for working inside containers, warehouses and low sheds? +

Thanks to its low collapsed mast height and compact width, the FD30‑RT‑L low‑mast forklift can enter standard containers, low warehouses and farm sheds while still offering the ground clearance and tyre size needed for outdoor work. The wide‑view mast design improves visibility when stacking or loading in confined spaces, enhancing safety and productivity in height‑restricted indoor‑outdoor operations.

What engine, transmission and tyre options are available? +

The FD30‑RT‑L can be supplied with cost‑effective Chinese diesel engines or optional branded engines to meet regional emission standards, coupled to a hydrodynamic (torque‑converter) transmission for smooth control. Off‑road vacuum tyres in large sizes on both axles provide grip and flotation on soft surfaces, with optional solid tyres or different tread patterns available for specific applications.

How easy is the FD30‑RT‑L to maintain for fleets in remote regions? +

The FD30‑RT‑L rough terrain forklift is designed with dual air filters, accessible service points and robust mechanical components to handle dusty, remote environments. Simple daily checks, centralised grease points and clear service intervals help reduce downtime, while HAMAC and its partners can supply parts and technical support for global export markets.

What should buyers consider when choosing the FD30‑RT‑L versus taller‑mast or higher‑capacity models? +

Key considerations include typical load weights, required stacking height and the presence of overhead obstructions. The FD30‑RT‑L is ideal where 3 ton loads and modest lift heights are combined with low roofs or container work; sites that need higher stacking may prefer the FD30‑RT with a taller mast, while operations with frequent 3.0–3.5 t loads should look at 3.5 ton models.

What dealer and export support does HAMAC offer for the FD30‑RT‑L? +

HAMAC supports the FD30‑RT‑L rough terrain forklift with dealer training, brochures, technical manuals and flexible trade terms such as EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF and DAP. Combined with CE‑style quality systems and optional regional certifications, this makes it straightforward for forklift dealers and rental fleets to add the FD30‑RT‑L to their product lineup for construction, farm and municipal customers.

FD30‑RTL rough terrain forklift