TelehandlerEurope

Manitou MRT1742

Limited recent data, based on 2 older listings

Side elevationManitou MRT1742
Manitou MRT1742 side elevation
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Live market

Telehandler market view

Telehandler avg.€38k

Based on 2 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.

Most asking prices land between €19k – €63k, with a market average around €38k.

BE
€39k
NL
€51k
PL
€33k
DE
€67k
PT
€39k
  • 20076,025 hrs · PT · dealer name hidden€46k
Asking prices across our European network.As of 17 Oct 2026

This model sits 22% above the class average across 64 peer models.

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Specification · Comparison

How the MRT1742 lines up in its class.

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MRT1742
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Market average ask · EU
€49k
Price range
€47k – €51k
Active listings
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About · Manitou MRT1742

Overview

The Manitou MRT1742 is a rotating telehandler designed for material handling tasks that require extended reach and 360-degree boom rotation. As a machine in the rotating telehandler class, it combines the versatility of a conventional telehandler with the operational flexibility of a slewing superstructure. It is positioned in the mid-to-upper segment of the telehandler market and is produced by Manitou, a established French manufacturer specialising in rough-terrain handling equipment.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Rotating telehandlers of this class are commonly deployed on construction sites, infrastructure projects, and industrial worksites where materials must be placed at height or across obstacles without repositioning the carrier. The rotating boom configuration makes the MRT1742 suitable for operations such as roofing, facade work, prefabricated element installation, and supply of elevated work platforms. Its reach capability also supports use in wind energy maintenance, agricultural facilities, and general civil engineering logistics.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

When inspecting a used rotating telehandler of this class, buyers should prioritise a thorough assessment of the boom extension and retraction cylinders for signs of seal wear or hydraulic leakage. The slewing ring and rotation mechanism warrant close attention, as wear in these components can be costly to address and is not always visually obvious. Service history continuity, particularly evidence of scheduled maintenance on the hydraulic system and boom wear pads, is a strong indicator of overall machine condition. Tyre condition and outrigger pad integrity should be verified, and a full functional test of all boom movements, load management electronics, and safety interlocks is recommended before any purchase commitment.

Current market

Price position

The MRT1742 trades at a European market average of EUR 53000, with a typical price range of EUR 52400 to EUR 53600, indicating a narrow and stable spread around the central value. This tight range reflects consistent demand and relatively predictable valuation for this model in the current used-equipment market. Manitou competes in the rotating telehandler segment alongside manufacturers such as Merlo, JLG, and Liebherr, and the MRT series is generally regarded as a benchmark reference in European procurement decisions for this machine class.

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