H35–H50

The H35–H50 has an ergonomic and intuitively organised operating concept that improves the productivity of both man and machine. The steering wheel, dual pedals and joysticks of the Linde Load Control, which is integrated into the armrest, can be operated with minimal movement. This protects operators against fatigue. The design and feel of all control elements are on par with the standards in place in the automotive industry. The drive and steering axle as well as the mast are separated from the frame and chassis by rubber bearings. This means that jolts and vibrations are not transferred to the operator. Special equipment like air suspension, lumbar support, seat heating and seat ventilation provide additional comfort. The 3.5-inch display gives the operator a quick overview of important information about the truck. An optional 7-inch display integrated in the truck can, for instance, be used for a mast or reversing camera.

The combination of the hydrostatic drive and the tough industrial engine provides precisely the power needed in every operating situation. This improves productivity and availability, while minimising fuel consumption, maintenance expense and operating costs. Together with the ergonomic design and optimised all-round visibility, the dual-pedal control and Linde Load Control joysticks enable fast and precise control of all operating and mast movements. The mast profiles and the overhead tilt cylinders ensure torsional stability and high residual load capacities for large lifting heights. There is also the option of interconnecting frequently used functions via the freely programmable buttons in the armrest.

The H35–H50 stands out thanks to its robust construction and numerous maintenance-free components, such as the hydrostatic drive system and lubrication-free tilt cylinders. This ensures exceptional operational availability together with low operating costs. The hydraulic oil only needs to be changed after 6,000 operating hours and the maintenance-free spur gears used in the industrial engine eliminate the need to change the timing belt, as is usually the case in automotive engines. The Linde Engine Protection System (LEPS) monitors important engine parameters to provide additional protection against damage. It warns of imminent overloads and limits the truck to creep speed. The transverse installation of the engine means that the service openings are particularly generous. This makes components that require maintenance easily accessible and easy to replace. What’s more, the largely uniform screw connections significantly reduce the time spent on repair and maintenance work.