According to the Treccani dictionary, the words “tough”, “robust” and “solid” are among the synonyms of the term “compact”. Fittingly, these three qualities perfectly describe the new Weidemann T6025 compact telehandlers
Officially launched at Agritechnica 2025, held last November, the Weidemann T6025 expands the German manufacturer’s telehandler range with a machine specifically designed to meet the material-handling requirements of farms where manoeuvring space is limited. With an overall width and height of less than two metres, the T6025 can easily access buildings with restricted entrances and low ceilings, while offering performance and reliability that are anything but compact.
The machine provides a maximum lifting height of 6 metres and a rated payload of 2.5 tonnes. Reliability is ensured by Perkins 404J-E22T or 404J-E22TA engines, backed by the experience of an industrial group that has spent more than 67 years designing off-road machines for heavy-duty applications.
In this case, the word “compact” refers solely to the machine’s external dimensions. The T6025 is a robust professional telehandler engineered for continuous operation while remaining easy to use.
This philosophy is reflected in the standard Vertical Lift System (VLS), which automatically coordinates boom and attachment movements, keeping the load level during both lifting and lowering operations while simultaneously controlling boom extension and retraction. The system greatly simplifies handling operations by synchronising lifting with boom extension and lowering with boom retraction.
Operators can also specify a preset return height and attachment angle, further automating repetitive loading cycles. The result is shorter operating times, greater working precision and consistently high productivity, even when the machine is operated by less experienced personnel.
The VLS not only simplifies vertical lifting but also improves operational safety by automatically adapting its behaviour to the attachment in use.
Ease of operation is further enhanced by the multifunction joystick, which provides precise and intuitive control while the operator benefits from unrestricted 360-degree visibility around the machine. Power is transmitted through the two-speed ecDrive transmission, offering three selectable driving modes to suit different operating conditions.
In Auto mode, the machine always delivers maximum available performance. Eco mode reduces engine speed to minimise fuel consumption and noise levels, while M-Drive allows engine rpm to be adjusted independently of travel speed—a particularly useful feature when operating hydraulically powered attachments or during repetitive loading cycles.
Two powertrain options are available. The standard version develops 61 hp, while the optional engine increases output to 75 hp.
Both engines are equipped with reversible cooling fans that automatically clean the radiator screens without interrupting work. Daily maintenance is equally straightforward, thanks to the grouping of all service and inspection points on the same side of the machine.
Permanent four-wheel drive is standard, as are three steering modes. Two-wheel steering provides stability during road transport, particularly on machines homologated for trailer towing. Four-wheel steering delivers maximum manoeuvrability in confined spaces, while crab steering simplifies operations alongside walls, buildings and feed alleys.
Weidemann T6025: Maximum comfort inside the cab
Visibility plays a decisive role during loading and unloading operations, not only for productivity but also for safety. To maximise both, Weidemann has developed the Best View Cabin, designed for easy access and exceptional all-round visibility.
A large windscreen flows almost seamlessly into the side windows and the generously sized curved rear window. Combined with a cab structure featuring only four pillars—two positioned at shoulder height—the design provides outstanding 360-degree visibility, further enhanced by a transparent roof panel that offers an unobstructed view of raised loads.
Operator visibility also benefits from the elevated driving position provided by either a mechanically or pneumatically suspended seat, while the sloping engine bonnet improves the view of the rear working area.
The cab comes standard with front, rear and roof-mounted windscreen wipers, large exterior mirrors and the option of fitting additional high-performance LED work lights for machines operating over extended shifts or during night work.
The cab itself is mounted on hydraulic dampers for improved ride comfort. Air conditioning is available, the steering wheel is fully adjustable to suit operators of different sizes, and all machine operating data are displayed on a digital instrument cluster designed to remain clearly legible even in bright sunlight.
A Wide Choice of Attachments
The T6025 has been designed to be configured according to the specific operational requirements of each individual farm. This flexibility has always been one of Weidemann’s defining characteristics and is reflected in its extensive range of genuine attachments.
The available equipment covers virtually every material-handling application, from transporting baled or loose materials and stacking operations to indoor cleaning and winter road maintenance. The range also includes lifting cranes, post drivers, mulchers, mowers and attachments for cutting trees and shrubs.
Every attachment benefits from rapid installation and removal thanks to quick hydraulic couplings and an easily accessible pressure-release system for the third hydraulic circuit, positioned close to the attachment mounting plate.
Title: Weidemann T6025: tough, robust, compact telehandlers
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