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Merlo: the Italian telehandler specialist

Family-owned Merlo builds telehandlers with a distinctive side-mounted engine and low boom, plus rotating telehandlers and its own self-loading concrete mixers.

Alexey Puzanov ByAlexey Puzanov Updated 1 min read
Merlo telehandler

Photo: Alf van Beem, CC0 · license

Headquarters
Cuneo, Italy
Founded
1964
Ownership
Private, Merlo family
Products
Telehandlers, rotating telehandlers, concrete mixers
Official site
www.merlo.com

Model guides

Merlo machines we cover

Telehandlers

Merlo P40.17 telehandler

Telehandler

Merlo P40.17

Max. lift capacity
4,000 kg
Max. lift height
17 m
Merlo Roto rotating telehandler (45.21 pictured)

Telehandler

Merlo Roto 50.35

Max. lift capacity
5,000 kg
Max. lift height
35 m
Rotation
360°
Merlo TurboFarmer agricultural telehandler (P 36.7 pictured)

Telehandler

Merlo TF42.7

Max. lift capacity
4,200 kg
Max. lift height
7 m

Merlo models compared

3 models · click a column to sort

Merlo P40.17 Telehandler — —
Merlo Roto 50.35 Telehandler — —
Merlo TF42.7 Telehandler — —

Amilcare Merlo founded the company in Cuneo, northern Italy, in 1964. Merlo built its first telehandler in 1981 and has since become one of the top three telehandler brands in Europe.

What Merlo is known for

  • Side-mounted engine and low boom pivot, giving excellent visibility to the right and a low centre of gravity.
  • Panoramic construction telehandlers like the P40.17.
  • TurboFarmer agricultural telehandlers such as the TF42.7.
  • Roto rotating telehandlers, for example the Roto 50.35.

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