2019 Skytrak 10042 Diesel

Hours 1195 • Year 2019 • Make Skytrak • Model 10042 • Category Telehandler

This 2019 Skytrak 10042 telehandler is a late-model, Cummins-powered diesel machine showing just 1,195 hours—exactly the kind of well-kept, work-ready unit serious contractors look for. Offered by NLEQ, one of the top leaders in used heavy construction equipment, this Skytrak 10042 has been carefully tested and inspected before being listed so you can buy with confidence. If you need a dependable telehandler to move materials, place loads at height, and keep projects on schedule, this Skytrak 10042 presents a compelling value in today’s market.

Specifications

• Year: 2019
• Manufacturer: Skytrak
• Model: 10042
• Category: Telehandler
• Hours: 1,195
• Fuel Type: Diesel
• Power Manufacturer: Cummins
• NLEQ Stock Number: 146855
• Price: $74,850

Condition

NLEQ’s process prioritizes accuracy and reliability. Every machine is inspected and function-tested prior to listing, helping ensure buyers get transparent information about the unit’s current state. With only 1,195 hours on the meter, this 2019 Skytrak 10042 reflects light-to-moderate duty for its age, which is exactly what many fleet managers want when targeting a used telehandler that still has extensive service life ahead. The combination of late-model age and relatively low hours typically translates into less wear, more predictable maintenance planning, and quicker integration into your operation.

Advantages of This Configuration

• Cummins power: Cummins diesel engines are renowned in rental fleets and contractor-owned equipment for their durability, torque characteristics, and long parts support tail. That means easier serviceability, broad technician familiarity, and strong uptime potential. In practice, a Cummins-powered telehandler helps you lift and place heavy loads with consistent performance while keeping maintenance straightforward.
• Diesel efficiency and torque: Diesel engines provide the low-end torque telehandlers need for working on grade, traversing uneven surfaces, and cycling heavy loads repeatedly through the workday. Fuel economy and extended service intervals are additional benefits that support lower operating costs over the life of the machine.
• Skytrak simplicity and durability: Skytrak telehandlers have earned a reputation for straightforward design and rugged reliability. For crews, that usually means an intuitive operator experience, predictable handling, and the kind of dependability that keeps productivity high. For owners, it supports easier training and efficient maintenance practices.
• Proven 10042 platform: The Skytrak 10042 model sits in a high-demand segment for commercial and industrial jobsites. Contractors shopping in the 10,000# capacity, 42' lift height class often consider the Skytrak 10042 because the platform is purpose-built for moving serious material to mid-rise elevations. If your work routinely involves palletized materials and structural components at multi-story builds, this model family aligns well with those demands.
• Stability and setup considerations: Many buyers compare whether a telehandler in this class is configured with outriggers. Outriggers, when present, can help provide additional stability at demanding heights and reaches. If considering outriggers for your workflow, our team can confirm the exact configuration of this unit and discuss how setup affects cycle times and jobsite productivity.

Applications

Telehandlers are among the most versatile machines on a jobsite, and the Skytrak 10042 is designed to shine in material handling scenarios that require both capacity and elevation. This model’s platform is a strong fit whenever you need to safely lift, carry, and place loads efficiently across changing site conditions. Typical applications include:

• Commercial building construction: Move palletized block, rebar bundles, formwork, and structural components where they’re needed to keep crews productive on multi-story projects.
• Industrial facilities and plants: Handle maintenance materials, process components, or replacement parts across large facilities where reach and maneuverability are essential.
• Concrete and masonry: Position block and mortar pallets precisely at working height so masons can maintain steady production without waiting on lifts.
• Steel erection and framing: Get trusses, beams, and framing packages to staging points at height to streamline installation and reduce crane dependency for smaller picks.
• Roofing and siding: Place roofing materials and façade components safely at elevation, improving throughput and minimizing manual handling.
• Site logistics and staging: Keep materials flowing from delivery points to active work zones, especially on congested jobsites where a telehandler’s agility and visibility are advantages.

Ownership Value

This 2019 Skytrak 10042 offers meaningful total cost of ownership benefits compared with buying new. You get a late-model, low-hour machine at a price point that preserves capital while delivering a productive asset to the field right away. The Cummins diesel powertrain supports long parts availability and service know-how virtually anywhere, which helps minimize downtime risk and keeps maintenance costs predictable. For many fleets, the result is improved ROI and faster payback from day one.

• Capital efficiency: Avoid early-life depreciation that accompanies new equipment and put savings to work elsewhere in your business, whether that’s additional attachments, crew expansion, or complementary machines.
• Fleet standardization: If you already run Skytrak or Cummins-powered equipment, parts, fluids, and technician familiarity can carry across your fleet, simplifying inventory and training.
• Utilization: Telehandlers in this class tend to stay busy across multiple phases of a project—site prep, shell, MEP support, and finishes. That steady utilization supports revenue generation and asset productivity.

Why This Skytrak 10042

When you weigh year, hours, powertrain, and seller reputation, this specific Skytrak 10042 stands out as a smart purchase for contractors and rental houses alike. The 2019 model year provides modern design refinements, while 1,195 hours is attractive for a machine that’s built to perform daily in tough conditions. The Cummins diesel engine underpins the reliability and serviceability that fleets demand. And purchasing through NLEQ means the unit has been evaluated and test-run before it ever reaches your site.

• Late-model year with low hours supports long service life and high residual value.
• Known, trusted brand in the telehandler category for workhorse performance.
• Diesel-Cummins combination is widely supported for parts and service.
• Aligned with the high-capacity, mid-reach telehandler segment contractors rely on daily.

If your projects call for the capabilities commonly associated with the 10,000# capacity and 42' lift height class, the Skytrak 10042 platform is designed for that work. And if you require additional stability features such as outriggers, our team can confirm configuration details for this unit and discuss how setup choices affect lifting at height, ground bearing, and cycle times.

Why Buy from NLEQ

NLEQ has earned a strong reputation as one of the top leaders in selling used heavy construction equipment by focusing on accuracy, honesty, and reliability. Every listing is carefully tested and inspected before being offered for sale, so buyers receive straightforward, fact-based information about the machine. That commitment helps you make informed decisions and reduces risk when adding equipment to your fleet.

• Trusted process: Inspection and testing precede every listing, providing clarity on condition and functionality.
• Industry expertise: Our team understands how telehandlers like the Skytrak 10042 are used in the field and can help you match machine capabilities to your job requirements.
• Transparent listings: Specifications are drawn directly from the unit and presented plainly so you know exactly what you’re buying.

Next Steps

Ready to add a work-ready telehandler to your fleet? Reference NLEQ Stock #146855 and contact our team to review this 2019 Skytrak 10042 in detail. We can confirm configuration, discuss how this Cummins-powered diesel telehandler aligns with your loads, heights, and duty cycle, and help you move quickly if you need a machine on site. Used opportunities in the high-demand telehandler segment do not last long—reach out today to reserve this unit, request additional photos or a video walk-around, and secure a proven Skytrak 10042 for your next project.

Whether you are comparing options in the 10,000# capacity, 42' lift height class, evaluating the benefits of outriggers for specific picks, or simply looking for a dependable diesel telehandler with a Cummins powerplant, this 2019 Skytrak 10042 delivers the performance and value that keep jobs on schedule. Contact NLEQ to move forward.