The ORION RT50K is a rugged and reliable rough terrain machine designed for heavy-duty lifting in challenging environments. With a lifting capacity of 50,000 lbs, this model excels in providing robust performance and durability. Its all-terrain capabilities and advanced hydraulic systems ensure smooth operation and precise control, even on uneven surfaces. Ideal for construction sites, industrial applications, and outdoor projects, the ORION RT50K offers unmatched versatility and power, making it the perfect solution for demanding lifting tasks in rough terrain conditions.
The ORION RT50K is a rugged and reliable rough terrain machine designed for heavy-duty lifting in challenging environments. With a lifting capacity of 50,000 lbs, this model excels in providing robust performance and durability. Its all-terrain capabilities and advanced hydraulic systems ensure smooth operation and precise control, even on uneven surfaces. Ideal for construction sites, industrial applications, and outdoor projects, the ORION RT50K offers unmatched versatility and power, making it the perfect solution for demanding lifting tasks in rough terrain conditions.
Features
Rugged design, durable construction, and long-life components.
The Orion Quick Change Attachment System allows for fast, easy, safe changeover from Forks to Coil Prong.
Full-power fork locators align the forks where you need them when you need them, effortlessly.
Side-shifting carriage permits safer, faster, more accurate placement of big, heavy loads.
Clear view Mast allows better visibility while operating.
Tilt & Roll Angle Indicator
Joystick Controls
Optional Equipment
Full-Function (Steer, Drive, Lift) Digital Radio Remote Control
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