Rough terrain / 4WD
LGMG H730 Telehandler
LGMG H730
3 tonne telehandler lifting to 6.9m with 4m outreach — four-wheel drive, four-wheel steer and a Kubota diesel for loaded work on site.
Working height
6.9 m
Power
Diesel
Width
2.3 m
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About the LGMG H730 Telehandler
The LGMG H730 is a rough-terrain telehandler that lifts 3,000kg and places it at 6.9m, with 4m of horizontal outreach at the boom. Four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer with a 4m turning radius keep it workable on tight, unformed sites, and ±5 degrees of frame tilt levels the load on a slope. A 54.6kW Kubota diesel drives it to 24.9km/h in second gear, and multiple-disc oil-bath brakes on both axles bring it up loaded. Boom cycles are quick — 7.45s out, 9.4s back, 9.43s up. It is the same 3 tonne, 7 metre class as the Dieci, Merlo, Magni, JCB and Manitou telehandlers most site specifications are written around, so it substitutes into that scope of work directly.
Features
What sets it apart
- 3,000kg maximum lift capacity
- 6.9m maximum lift height with 4m outreach
- Four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer, 4m turning radius
- ±5 degree frame tilt to level the load on a slope
- Kubota 54.6kW (73.2hp) diesel, 24.9km/h top speed
- Multiple-disc oil-bath brakes on front and rear axles
- 43kN maximum traction force, 45% gradeability unladen
- Rough-terrain load chart from 3,000kg down to 950kg at reach
Where it works
Best-fit jobs and sites
- Loading and unloading deliveries on site; placing bricks, frames and roof sheets at height; moving palletised material over unformed ground; general builder and civil site material handling.
Good to confirm: A telehandler lifts loads, not people — a work platform attachment and the matching licence are required before anyone is lifted. 2.3m wide and 6,900kg: confirm access and ground bearing. Diesel, so not for enclosed indoor use. An online listing cannot replace a site assessment, so tell us the job and we will confirm suitability.
Specifications
Full specifications
Grouped for quick scanning — a row appears once its figure is verified for this machine. The manufacturer spec sheet always takes precedence.
Reach & platform1 spec
- Working height
- 6.9 m
Dimensions2 specs
- Overall width
- 2.3 m
- Turning radius
- 4
Performance4 specs
- Gradeability
- 45
- Terrain type
- Rough terrain / 4WD
- Indoor use
- No
- Outdoor use
- Yes
Power & drive3 specs
- Power source
- Diesel
- Drive type
- 4WD
- Tyre type
- Pneumatic
Machine & transport5 specs
- Manufacturer
- LGMG
- Model
- H730
- Machine weight
- 6900
- Customer pickup
- Delivery only
- Delivery
- Quoted by suburb & access
Dimensions at a glance
The numbers that decide access
- Machine width
- 2.3 m: large machine, so plan vehicle-width access
Drawn to scale from this machine's stored specifications. The manufacturer spec sheet (below) governs.
Comparable machines
Working to a spec that names another brand? This machine sits in the same class as the models below. Compare the verified figures above against the specification you have been given — we will confirm the fit before hire.
- Dieci 3t telehandler
- Merlo 3t telehandler
- Magni 3t telehandler
- JCB 3t telehandler
- Manitou 3t telehandler
Delivery, access and running
Delivery is quoted by suburb, site access and transport requirements. Tell us the tightest access width on site if the machine must pass through gates, doorways or between structures.
Licence and competency: Telehandlers are load-shifting plant. A high-risk work licence is not required in NSW for a non-slewing telehandler under 3 tonne capacity, but the operator must be trained and assessed as competent (TLILIC0005 for non-slewing mobile crane over 3t applies where capacity exceeds 3 tonne). Lifting a person requires an approved work platform attachment and the matching licence.
Hire period: Hire runs from delivery or pickup until off-hire is confirmed. Rates are quoted for your dates, suburb and machine together; see our hire terms for responsibilities during the hire.
Pre-start checks, every day
Every Equip Hire machine is function-tested before delivery, and every operator still checks the machine before each shift. This is the baseline we use; the machine's own logbook and check sheet govern.
Walk around
- Tyres / tracks, wheels and structure: damage, cracks, leaks
- Scissor stack / boom, pins and hoses: no visible damage or hydraulic leaks
- Decals, capacity plate and rails in place; gates close properly
- Work area: overhead power lines, holes, slopes, other traffic
Power on
- Fuel level, engine oil and coolant
- Ground and platform controls both operate correctly
- Emergency stop and horn work from both stations
Function test
- Raise, lower and drive at low height before working
- Emergency lowering: know where it is and that it works
- Tilt / overload alarms not showing faults
Any fault: tag it out and call us on 0472 721 234. Do not operate a machine with a known fault. Based on manufacturer pre-start requirements and SafeWork NSW guidance.
Before it arrives
- Measure the route, not the door. Every gate, corridor and lift on the way to the work area: handles, hinges, bollards and stored materials all eat clearance.
- Walk the ground. Compacted and trafficable beats "looks firm", so mark soft spots, trenches and services before the machine tracks over them.
- Clear the work zone. Overhead services, sprinkler heads and light fittings at working height; exclusion for people below.
- Delivery space. Room for the truck to stop and unload safely. Tell us about docks, driveways and height limits when you book.
Mistakes we see weekly
- Booking on ceiling height instead of the actual task height. Measure to the work, then add nothing "just in case".
- Quoting the nominal door size instead of the clear opening. An 820 mm door leaf are not 820 mm once the door stop is counted.
- Treating a rough-terrain machine as an indoor unit. The tyres mark floors and the engine can't run enclosed.
- Leaving induction and permit requirements to delivery morning. Shopping centres and managed sites need paperwork before the truck arrives.
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