Telehandlers for sale.
New and used telehandlers, ready to reach — sold straight from one yard on Industrial Blvd in Gainesville, and trusted across Northeast Georgia since 1973.
Lift it high, place it far.
When the load has to go up two stories, over a wall, or out onto a scaffold, a telehandler does what a straight-mast forklift can't. That telescopic boom is why framing crews, masons, and steel erectors keep one on the jobsite. When you're ready to own one instead of renting, Coker sells new and used telehandlers and helps you put the right reach to work — from a single-man crew to one of the billion-dollar factories we've outfitted for decades.
Our stock turns over, so a telehandler for sale today may not be the one on the ground next week — live inventory lives on Machinery Trader, where you can browse current inventory and see exactly what's available. Don't see your lift height or capacity? Tell us the job and we'll track it down. And if you only need the reach for one build, you can always rent one instead.
How telehandlers measure up.
Telehandler sales questions
Do you sell new and used telehandlers?
Both. Coker handles new and used telehandlers, and our current stock is listed through Machinery Trader so you can see exactly what's on the ground today. Inventory turns over fast on reach machines, so if you don't see the lift height or capacity you want, call the yard at 770-532-7066 — we'll tell you what's coming in and help you find the right telehandler.
What's the difference between a telehandler and a forklift?
A telehandler is a forklift with a telescopic boom, so it can reach up and out to place loads on a second-story deck, a scaffold, or the back of a flatbed — work a straight-mast forklift can't reach. A standard forklift is the better, cheaper call when you're loading at dock height on smooth concrete. Tell us the loads, the reach, and the surface, and we'll point you to the right machine instead of selling you more than the job needs.
Should I buy a telehandler or rent one?
Buy when the telehandler will run regularly across your projects and you want it parked in your own yard. Rent when you only need the reach for a single build or a busy stretch and would rather not own, store, and maintain it. Coker does both, so we'll give you a straight answer either way — if renting is the smarter call, we'll say so. You can rent a telehandler from us at /rentals/.
Can I trade in or consign my current telehandler?
Yes. Coker buys, takes trades, and lists machines on consignment through Machinery Trader, so your old telehandler can help cover the next one. Bring the details — make, model, hours, lift height, and condition — and we'll walk through your options. Start at /sales/sell-or-consign/ or call 770-532-7066.
Trusted across Northeast Georgia
If you need a bolt or nut, they probably have it in stock. Seriously, I've never seen quite the selection and they have staff available to help you find what you need.
Rented on several occasions so far and each and every time was without a complaint or any hassle!
Best place to find very hard to find things. Best and biggest supply for bolts,nuts, and screws. etc.
Ready to own a telehandler?
Tell us the lift height and your budget — we'll match you to the right reach machine and a fair price.