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APS appointed TO DISTRIBUTE HINOWA’S RANGE OF TRACKED FORKLIFTS AND MINI DUMPERS

Posted by Karen Hall on May 10, 2011 at 12:46pm

Access Platform Sales has been appointed by Hinowa to distribute their range of tracked forklifts and mini dumpers.

The tracked forklift range includes the TP2000, TP1800 and TP1600 models. These lightweight forklifts are easy to move from site to site on a trailer. The tracks allow the unit to move through any type of ground conditions. Available attachments include a crane kit, pole/pillar holder kit, spool kit and a prolonged forks kit.

The mini dumper range includes the HS400, HS850, HS1100, HS1150, HS1200E, HP1500 and HP2500 models. Hi-speed versions of the HS1100 and HS1150 are available. There are many available attachments for these units. These mini dumpers are very compact, the majority allowing access through garden gates.

We have a selection of demonstration units available.

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