Telehandler MAN BASKETS
OSHA Compliant Telehandler Man Baskets
Lakeshore Industrial manufactures Telehandler work platforms that meet and exceed ASME B56.1 standards as well as OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 Subpart M for fall protection. Lakeshore Industrial telehandler man baskets have been known to hold up for over 20 years due to their heavy duty 1 1/2″ square tube design.
- Heavy Duty Pin locking system locks the basket onto the fork truck to prevent sliding off the forks.
- Telehandler platforms must not exceed 10″ wider than the fork truck to either side of the wheels unless outriggers are used.
- Fall Protection: All Lakeshore Industrial man baskets include 39″-45″ guardrails, a toe plate, safety lanyard anchor points, and grab rails for personnel, in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 Subpart M
- Certificates of compliance and load testing included with every basket.
Our platforms can be customized to fit your fork tines and come standard with a built in tool box, making them the perfect safety cage for rough terrain job sites. Safely elevate your personnel to new heights with OSHA compliant telehandler man baskets from Lakeshore Industrial.
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Telehandler Man Baskets
| Model | Dimensions | Working Load Limit | Personnel |
| T-46 | 48″ x 72″ | 1,500 lbs. W.L.L. | 4 Person |
| T-410 | 48″ x 120″ | 1,500 lbs. W.L.L. | 4 Person |
| T-412 | 48″ x 144″ | 1,500 lbs. W.L.L. | 4 Person |
| T-416 | 48″ x 192″ | 1,500 lbs. W.L.L. | 4 Person |
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T-46 Telehandler Platform
T-410 Telehandler Platform
T-412 Telehandler Platform
T-416 Telehandler Platform
Telehandler Man Basket FAQ’s
A telehandler man basket should be built to follow ASME B56.1 and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 subpart M for fall protection standards. Telehandler man baskets must be secured to the fork tines and be equipped with guardrails and harness tie off points.
Lakeshore Industrial telehandler baskets utilize a heavy duty pin behind the heel of the fork tines to lock the basket onto the machine.
The primary difference between a forklift man basket and a telehandler basket is the protective back. A forklift basket will require a 5′ high protective back with gaps of no more than 1/2 inch while a telehandler basket does not. Both will still require the basket to be locked onto the fork tines and include safety harness tie off points as well as guardrails.