Case 588H '2024–pr.

Case 588H '2024–pr.

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Wheels&Tracks

Apr-30-2024

CASE Construction Equipment is launching a big lineup of new machines and equipment upgrades that include some seriously operator-friendly and budget-friendly solutions for rental companies to grow their business.

CASE H Series rough-terrain forklifts are already popular with rental companies because of their no-nonsense durability and easy-to-handle operation. They’re robust machines that are easy to transport and deploy for short-term projects, and they boost productivity for jobs like transporting pallets or holding up trusses on construction sites.

With the latest 586H and 588H model updates, CASE has added an optional factory-designed, built and installed enclosed cab with operator-friendly features like AC, heat, Bluetooth® radio, and noise and dust suppression that let operators work in all kinds of conditions. Whether rental companies are dealing with extreme heat or frigid temperatures, they’ll be able to serve more contractors more often with a lineup that protects operators from the elements.

Depending on the model, these flexible machines can swiftly lift heavy loads between 6,000 lbs. and 8,000 lbs. on all sorts of uneven surface conditions with the exclusive Load Control feature that minimizes shock to the load. Rental companies can also choose from a wide range of optional features for the best business fit, including 4WD or 2WD models and mast options ranging from 11 to 22 ft.

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