forklift crane arm attachment fixed or adjustable crane arm

conquip forklift crane arm attachment on a forklift

conquip forklift crane arm attachment on a forklift lifting a load

adjustable and fixed forklift crane arm attachment with load

Forklift Crane Arm

The Conquip Forklift Crane Arm is a forklift attachment that is a mounted extending jib specifically designed to convert a forklift into a long reach mobile crane.

This easy-to-use forklift attachment provides the flexibility to reach and transport particularly long and awkward loads without needing to hire additional machinery, saving on hire costs and improving sustainability on-site. Available as a fixed or adjustable variation, the adjustable version is specifically useful for managing larger loads.

Type

Hire/Purchase

Clear

SKU: N/A Category: Forklift Attachments

Description

FEATURES

Multiple hook locating positions for different size loads.
The adjustable version can be angled to manage awkward loads.
Complete with a removable leg for safe storage when not in use.

BENEFITS

Reduces the need of a crane on site to transport loads that are too long and awkward for a forklift, saving on additional machinery and operator hire costs.
Supplied with swivel ball bearing self locking hooks for easy rotation under load.
Less machinery on-site reduces carbon emissions and a project’s environmental impact.
Quickly and easily fitted to forklift or telehandlers.
Fixed and adjustable variations available to suit varying site requirements.

Specification

PRODUCT CODE	PRODUCT TYPE	LENGTH (CLOSED) (mm)	LENGTH (EXTENDED) (mm)	WIDTH (mm)	HEIGHT (mm)	FORK POCKET (W x H) (mm)	WEIGHT (kg)	WLL* (kg)
FA811-03000	Fixed	2350	3850	685	500	198 x 78	180	3000
FA807-05000	Adjustable	2347	3847	661	666	198 x 78	260	5000

* Working Load Limit.

FA811-03000, FA807-05000

There are no optional extras for this product.

User Guide

Supporting Documentation

What’s this jib best used for?

It’s used to allow forklifts or telehandlers to lift long or awkward loads that usually require the use of a crane, such as heavy equipment or roof trusses. It’s perfect when there’s no crane available on-site and it saves on additional carbon emissions and operator costs.

How do I adjust the length of the arm?

Adjust it to suit the load by removing the linch pins and quick release pins, then sliding the arm to the right length and re-inserting the pins. You can also change the angle of the arm to lift loads with greater heights.