Request a Custom Quote on New Loadmac Truck-Mounted Forklifts

Get a Quote on a New Loadmac Forklift

Tell us how you plan to use your Loadmac forklift, and we’ll match you with the right Loadmac model, steering configuration, mast height, and pricing. Whether you’re replacing a Moffett or expanding your fleet, we’ll help you dial in a setup that performs in real-world conditions—not just on paper.

Loadmac 855 Super Reach

Loadmac 855 truck mounted forklift on grass, showcasing robust design and lifting capabilities, relevant to comparisons with Moffett models in material handling efficiency.

The Loadmac 855 is built for demanding applications where extra reach and stability matter. With its standard pantograph-style reach system, lower overall weight, and better visibility, it allows operators to place loads more precisely while reducing strain on the truck. For many operations, this translates into faster deliveries, safer handling, and less wear on equipment over time.

Loadmac 255 Ultra

Loadmac 255 lightweight truck-mounted forklift with extended reach, positioned on grass near a pond, showcasing its agility and versatility for rough terrain applications.

The Loadmac 255 offers a compact, efficient option for lighter-duty applications or tighter job sites, while still maintaining the core advantages that define the Loadmac brand. Whether you need standard 2-way or multidirectional 4-way steering, Loadmac forklifts are engineered to perform in conditions where maneuverability and control make a measurable difference.

Getting a quote on a new Loadmac truck mounted forklift is the fastest way to understand how it compares to Moffett and Princeton models in real-world use. Loadmac forklifts are designed with practical advantages that operators notice immediately in the field—especially in reach, weight, and overall handling.

If you’re currently running a Moffett forklift, another brand, or evaluating alternatives, it’s worth seeing how Loadmac compares based on your specific application. Every operation is different, and the right setup depends on what you’re lifting, where you’re delivering, and how often you’re on the move.