German aerial lift rental company Cramer Arbeitsbühnen has taken delivery of its first Dieci telehandler, a 2,600kg/6 metre all electric Mini Agri-E 26.6.
The Mini Agri-E 26.6
The Mini Agri-E 26.6 was launched in November 2024 and has a maximum capacity of 2.6 tonnes, a lifting height of 5.73 metres, a maximum forward reach of 3.2 metres, while the maximum road speed is 24kmh. Overall weight is 5.1 tonnes.
The handover at Platformer Days last week
The E26.6 is equipped with a 22kWh lithium battery, which can be charged through three connections with the engine cover closed to prevent potential theft/vandalism. It also features a high and low energy waste, an adaptive load sensing system, low noise hydraulic pumps and a seven inch display screen offering a 3D like view of vehicle functions.
The machine is unveiled Ronny Schneidewind of Dieci said: "This handover is special for us at Dieci Deutschland because until now we have mainly supplied small and mid sized companies. This is the first time we have delivered to a larger rental company."
(L-R) Adalbert Wawrzynek & Ronny Schneidewind of Dieci with Jan Schumacher of Cramer
Cramer is based in Hagen, to the south of Dortmund and was founded in 1962 by Peter Cramer as a timber transporter. The company shifted to tree care in 1970 and acquired a number of work platforms to assist with the work. A rental business sideline soon emerged, and in 1977, the company formally opened its aerial lift rental business, which included underbridge inspection platforms. Telehandlers were added in 2002, as a second generation joined the company in the form of Till Cramer, followed a couple of years later by daughter Annekathrin Schumacher-Cramer and her husband Jan Schumacher, who took over the management of the rental division.
By 2010 the fleet had grown to 750 units, including spider cranes, so the tree business was dropped. The company now has around 115 employees and runs a fleet of more than 1,600 platforms, telehandlers, and cranes.
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