Case H Series Rough Terrain Forklift Boost Fuel Efficiency

Aug. 17, 2012

Two H Series rough-terrain forklifts have been upgraded to Tier 4-Interim: Case 586H and 588H. The 78-horsepower engines boost fuel efficiency by a minimum 5 percent, the company says. Standard 15-foot mast gives the 586H a minimum operating weight of 13,228 pounds; lift capacity of 6,000 pounds; and lift speed of 107 feet per minute. Model 588H has minimum operating weight of 15,639 pounds; lift capacity of 8,000 pounds; and lift speed of 106 feet per minute. Both are available with 22-foot masts and have zero-tail swing design.

Two H Series rough-terrain forklifts have been upgraded to Tier 4-Interim: Case 586H and 588H. The 78-horsepower engines boost fuel efficiency by a minimum 5 percent, the company says. Standard 15-foot mast gives the 586H a minimum operating weight of 13,228 pounds; lift capacity of 6,000 pounds; and lift speed of 107 feet per minute. Model 588H has minimum operating weight of 15,639 pounds; lift capacity of 8,000 pounds; and lift speed of 106 feet per minute. Both are available with 22-foot masts and have zero-tail swing design. Features include optional four-wheel drive, standard differential lock, 60 degrees of mast tilt, and optional load control for speeds up to 24 mph.

Case 586H, 588H Specifications

586H

  • Engine power: 78 horsepower
  • Operating weight: 13,228 pounds
  • Lift capacity: 6,000 pounds
  • Lift speed: 107 fpm

588H

  • Engine power: 78 horsepower
  • Operating weight: 15,639 pounds
  • Lift capacity: 8,000 pounds
  • Lift speed: 106 fpm