Case H Series forklifts are designed to operate in a variety of terrains, with optional four-wheel drive, standard differential lock, 60 degrees of mast tilt and optional load control to safeguard loads at travel speeds up to 24 mph (39 kmh).
 
Case Construction Equipment’s H Series rough terrain forklifts offer enhanced fuel economy and productivity along with lift speed and high-performance lift capacities, according to the manufacturer.

The Case 586H and 588H forklifts achieve Tier IV Interim certification through the use of cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) technology and a diesel particulate filter. Both models feature Case turbocharged engines rated at 78 net hp (58 kW) that deliver a minimum 5-percent increase in fuel efficiency and faster response times than previous models, while meeting current emission standards.

“While fuel economy is a top benefit of the Case H Series forklifts, the new models incorporate a variety of improvements that increase productivity, including an enhanced operator environment and easier serviceability,” said Katie Pullen, Case brand marketing manager.

Case H Series forklifts are designed to operate in a variety of terrains, with optional four-wheel drive, standard differential lock, 60 degrees of mast tilt and optional load control to safeguard loads at travels speeds up to 24 mph (39 kmh). For operations in confined areas, both models feature a narrow, zero-tail swing design. The Case rough terrain forklifts feature an industry standard ITA Class 3 carriage and forks, allowing a wide range of aftermarket attachments.

With a standard 15-ft. (4.6 m) mast, the Case 586H forklift has a minimum operating weight of 13,228 lb. (6,000 kg), lift capacity of 6,000 lb.