Telehandler Attachments

Telehandler attachments turn one machine into a loader, crane, sweeper, skip handler and access platform, so you get more work out of the telehandler you already own. Mammoth Attachments supplies telehandler attachments, most of them made in the UK, for construction, agriculture, plant hire and industrial sites, with brackets to suit most makes, including JCB, Manitou, Merlo, CAT and Matbro.

Prices depend on your machine, the size you need and your bracket type, so every telehandler attachment is quoted individually. Use the quote form on any product page, or request a quote here, and we'll come back with a price, lead time and delivery cost.

Our Telehandler Attachments Range

Telehandler Buckets

Heavy duty digging buckets in 6mm steel, multi-purpose grab buckets with jaw openings up to 2260mm, and buckets made for the JCB Teletruk. See the heavy duty digging bucket, the multi-purpose bucket and our JCB Teletruk buckets. To mix concrete on site, the Kovaco concrete mixing bucket mixes in the bucket and pours through a hose.

Telehandler Lifting Jibs & Hooks

Lift slung loads without hiring a crane. The telehandler lifting jib lifts 4000kg on an 1800mm jib, and the telehandler lifting hook handles 1 to 5 tonnes close to the carriage.

Telehandler Man Riding Cage

A working platform designed to HSE Guidance Note PM28, in 1400mm or 2440mm widths, for occasional, non-routine work at height, with harness points, kick rails and an anti-slip floor. Read our guide to telehandler man basket rules before you buy.

Telehandler Big Bag Lifters

Lift and stack 600kg and 1000kg bulk bags without anyone on the ground. Choose the standard big bag lifter or the hydraulic version, with arms you adjust from the cab.

Telehandler Sweepers

A quick hitch telehandler sweeper with no hydraulics, a hydraulic bucket brush that fits your existing bucket, and the Multi Sweep 500 collector sweeper with a 416 litre hopper.

Telehandler Skips & Bin Handlers

Auto locking telehandler skips from 550 to 1700 litres, a 500 litre telehandler concrete skip with a discharge hose, and a telehandler wheelie bin rotator for 660 and 1100 litre bins.

Telehandler Auger

Drill post holes and tree pits from 150mm to 900mm across with an Auger Torque earth drill on your telehandler. The 5500 MAX suits 4.5 to 7 tonne telehandlers and the 7000 MAX suits 5 to 8 tonne machines, on a fixed centre or side shift cradle.

Telehandler Pallet Fork Carriages

Keep your forks on their own headstock and hook them on like any other attachment. Available for ITA class 2, 3 and 4, JCB bar-type and Merlo hook-type forks.

Telehandler Tow Hitch

A 3000kg tow hitch with a 1200mm arm and a 50mm ball and pin for moving trailers, bowsers and site equipment.

Telehandler Brackets

Weld-on and bolt-on brackets made to suit your telehandler, for fitting attachments to a different machine or replacing worn brackets.

Telehandler to 3 Point Linkage Adapters

Use 3 point linkage implements on your telehandler.

Fork & Lifting Attachments

More fork and lifting attachments for telehandlers.

How to Choose the Right Telehandler Attachment

Check Your Quick Hitch and Brackets

Most telehandler manufacturers use their own carriage design, so an attachment needs the right brackets to lock on safely. Tell us your make, model and year and we'll make sure everything fits. If you move attachments between machines, ask about bolt-on brackets. Our guide to telehandler quick hitch types explains what to check and measure.

Work Within Your Load Chart

A telehandler's lift capacity falls as the boom extends, and an attachment adds weight and moves the load further forward. Always check the attachment's rating against your machine's load chart at the reach and height you'll be working at. Our guides to choosing a telehandler bucket and choosing a telehandler skip show how to work out the weight of a full load.

Check Your Hydraulics

Grab buckets, bucket brushes, the concrete mixing bucket, the telehandler auger, the hydraulic big bag lifter, the hydraulic wheelie bin rotator and the Multi Sweep 500 need an auxiliary hydraulic service at the boom head. Push brooms, skips, hooks, jibs and tow hitches don't.

Common Uses for Telehandler Attachments

  • Digging, loading and rehandling soil, aggregate and muck
  • Grabbing bulky waste, brash and loose material
  • Lifting steel, pipes and precast units without a crane
  • Occasional, non-routine work at height with a man riding cage
  • Loading and stacking bulk bags from curtain-sided lorries
  • Sweeping yards, site roads and car parks
  • Moving site waste, and mixing and pouring concrete
  • Emptying 660 and 1100 litre wheelie bins
  • Drilling post holes and tree pits with an auger
  • Towing trailers and bowsers around site

Telehandler Attachment Guides

Telehandler Attachments FAQs

Will these attachments fit my telehandler?

We supply telehandler attachments with brackets to suit most makes, including JCB Q-Fit, Manitou, Merlo, CAT and Matbro carriages. Tell us your make, model and year when you request a quote and we'll confirm the fit before you order.

Why don't you show prices online?

The price of a telehandler attachment depends on the size, the options and the brackets your machine needs, so we quote each one to make sure you get the right attachment at the right price.

Are your telehandler attachments made in the UK?

Our digging, multi-purpose and Teletruk buckets, jibs, hooks, cages, bag lifters, skips and brackets are made in the UK. The telehandler auger is made by Auger Torque, part of the Kinshofer Group, and the concrete mixing bucket is made to order by Kovaco.

Do you deliver across the UK?

Yes. We deliver telehandler attachments across the UK, and we'll include the delivery cost in your quote.

Can I use a man riding cage on any telehandler?

No. HSE guidance PM28 says non-integrated platforms like this aren't suitable for telehandlers that can lift higher than 6m, and they're only for occasional, non-routine work. Check with your telehandler manufacturer before you order, and read our guide to telehandler man basket rules. Equipment used to lift people must also be thoroughly examined at least every six months under LOLER.

Looking for something else? See our forklift attachments and excavator attachments.