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rough terrain forklift, field forklift, citrus forklift, citrus grove foklift
Features

Tightest Turn Radius in Industry

Industry's Fastest Lift Speeds

8 Mast Configurations

Bin Clamp Option Available

Easy Ride Accumulator Standard

 

Specs

HP5000 - Cummins

HP5000 - John Deere

 

 

Optional Accessories

Air PreCleaner

Backrest Kit 48" x 48"

Engine Block Heater

Integrated Bin Clamp

Light Guard Kit

Mud Flaps

Road Lights

Suspension Seat

HP5000

Benefits of Owning a HARLO

 

No matter the industry you're in, the HP5000 has the versitility and maneuverability to get the job done.

 

Productivity.  The HP5000's compact design, and industry leading turn radius, will effortlessly maneuver your work site.  Fast lift speeds, and 25 mph drive speed keep your projects moving; getting you where you need to go faster. Eight different mast options are available to meet your specific needs.  the HP5000 is available with several industry focused optional accessories; including integrated bin clamp and mud flaps. The HP5000 is commonly found in agriculture applications; such as sod, citrus and vegetable farming.

 

Reliability.  Heavy gage steel construction, and superior weld quality, ensure your HARLO will take on tough conditions and will remain dependable. Our Cummins and John Deere engines are known for their reliability and offer excellent horsepower.

 

Serviceability.  Built for easy access to engine, hoses, and filters, allows for easier service. To minimize equipment downtime, HARLO's service department stocks a large variety of parts, and can usually ship within 24 hours. Together with your local HARLO Dealer, we are committed to providing continued service.  

 

Standard Warranty.  HARLO has you covered with our standard one year, unlimited hours, full machine warranty. Engine Warranty.  Our engines are under a two year or 2000 hour warranty. Extended warranties are available to further protect your HARLO.  In house technical support, and our large stock of parts helps ensure your HARLO stays in the field, and out of the shop. 

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