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4.5-metre-wide Heavy Duty lifts modular buildings

24 August, 2026

For a manufacturer of office modules, school buildings and other relocatable spaces, Hagaberg has delivered a customized Heavy Duty RHD-L160X. A great example of how Hagaberg solutions can be adapted for applications and specific customer requirements.

With an overall width of 4.5 metres and a lifting capacity of 16 tonnes, the fork positioner is designed to handle the wide and heavy loads required in modular construction. The 3,700 mm long forks provide the reach needed, while the hydraulic Lift-Drop fork function allows the operator to fine-tune the position of the load and compensate for any uneven weight distribution.

The combination of high capacity, robust construction and precise hydraulic functions gives the operator precise control throughout the lifting process – from transport to final placement.

Model: RHD-L 160X
Capacity: 16,000 kg
Forks: 250 x 115 x 3700 mm
Width: 4500 mm
Height: 1110 mm (ground to upper beam)


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