Haulotte
The Haulotte Group's telescopic big boom HB86TJ+ has an outreach of 75 feet, 6 inches and an 8-foot platform. The unit can lift loads up to 772 pounds and features a 19-foot, 8-inch telescopic jib with proportional controls designed to reach inaccessible worksites. The unit has a narrow fixed-width frame, an oscillating axle and a differential wheel lock to allow for operation in a wide range of areas.
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Snorkel
Snorkel's A46 JRT articulated boomlift has a platform height of up to 46 feet, 11 inches and maximum outreach of 24 feet, 11 inches. Designed for maneuverability in tight spaces, the four-wheel-drive unit has an inside turning radius of 32 inches, with the boom operating with zero tail swing. The 39-inch by 72-inch platform can lift 500 pounds and the five-foot jib offers additional flexibility. The unit is powered by a Kubota V1505T diesel engine.
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Terex Aerial Work Platforms
Terex AWP is offering four new Genie telescopic boomlifts, the S-60X, the S-60XC, the S-60Trax and the S-80X (pictured), all with restricted platform capacities up to 1,250 pounds. By increasing work platform capacity, the maximum number of occupants has increased to three, thus increasing productivity. Other benefits include a ramped boom-control system providing smoother boom functions because of angle sensors and limit switches, and a virtual-pivot primary boom that aligns the machine's center of gravity, resulting in lower machine weight. A simplified hydraulic system enhances smooth motion for users, while cable-sequenced boom assembly facilitates inspection.
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JLG
JLG's G10-43A model telehandler is designed for use in commercial and residential construction applications including steel erection and framing. The unit has standard outriggers, a maximum capacity of 10,000 pounds and a capacity of 7,000 pounds at the maximum reach height of 43 feet. The units feature pilot-operated joystick controls, a wrap-around dashboard and gauges. The JLG-branded lineup of telehandlers includes nine construction and three compact telehandler models.
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JCB
JCB's 510-56 Loadall is the company's largest lift-and-place telehandler. The high-boom Loadall units feature a larger cab, side-mounted Tier-3-compliant engines, servo-hydraulic control levers and rear-axle stabilization on the machine lifting higher than 42 feet as well as axle-mounted stabilizers. The unit has a maximum lift height of 56 feet, with a side-mounted engine at 90 degrees to the frame. The operator's station on the cab has two specification levels, from the base canopy to the top-of-the-range cab.
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LDC Industries
UniLift trailer-mounted boomlifts feature working heights up to 36 feet, 360-degree effective coverage, and quick conversion for use as a universal crane. The new power jack setup option facilitates outrigger setup. With unit weights less than 3,000 pounds, they can be towed behind a pickup truck and can be maneuvered into tight work spaces, even on turf.
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Bronto Skylift
The Model S 90 truck-mounted aerial work platform from Bronto Skylift features a 295-foot working height and is available for rent to perform wind turbine blade and tower inspection, maintenance and repair, as well as high-reach applications. When elevated, the units can withstand wind speeds of up to 35 miles per hour and can lift up to 1,000 pounds of men and materials in an 8-foot by 3-foot, fully enclosed platform to the maximum working height. Maximum horizontal outreach is 108 feet.
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Elliott Equipment
An Elliott 30105R boom truck was purchased by the North American Salt Mine Co. to perform salt mining operations 1,500 feet underground. Elliott's engineers modified the unit by adding a specialized 1,000-pound hydraulic drill attached to an 800-pound capacity, remote-controlled steel work platform. Options include removable work platforms, special outriggers, auger drill systems, radio remotes and more.
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Grove
Manitowoc has introduced its largest rough-terrain crane, the Grove RT9150E, with a 197-foot main boom. Maximum tip height is 312 feet. The main boom benefits from Grove's patented Twin-Lock pinning technology designed to offer a lighter boom with greater strength. Maximum radius with the main boom is 180 feet and at that distance the crane can lift 3,800 pounds. A 36- to 59-foot bi-fold lattice swing-away extension offers farther reach.
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MEC
MEC Aerial Work Platforms offers its Titan boom series. The Titan Boom 40-S has a 46-foot working height and an ultra-deck with 4,000 pounds combined material and personnel capacity. The deck spans a 22-foot by 90-inch area. The unit comes in three steering modes: 2-wheel steer, 4-wheel steer and crab steer. The 40-S has a 180-degree platform rotation plus an additional telescope to get in close to work areas, and dual sliding centered side rails to facilitate material loading.
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Gehl
Gehl's RS 10-55 telehandler has a rated lift capacity of 10,000 pounds and maximum lift height of 55 feet; the RS 12-42 has a rated lift capacity of 12,000 pounds and maximum lift height of 42 feet. The booms feature a welded box section design. Maximum operating capacity is achieved with standard outriggers on the RS10-55, although they are optional on the RS 12-42. Other features include heavy-duty frames with reinforced C-channels, internal wet disc brakes and a spring-applied hydraulic-release parking brake.
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Steiger
The Steiger Model TTS 1000 aerial work platform with 328-foot working height, the highest in North America, is now available for rent from Abilene High Lift Aerial of Abilene, Texas. The machine features a 1,109-pound platform, 131-foot horizontal reach and the capability of operating when wind speeds are as high as 35.8 mph. The unit is mounted on a six-axle trailer powered by a Mack Granite Series truck using a 505-hp diesel engine. The unique trailer/truck configuration improves maneuverability for turning sharp-angled corners and accessing confined areas.
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Skyjack
The A-Series articulating boomlifts from Skyjack are available in two configurations featuring the 46AJ model with jib (pictured) or the 46A without jib. Both models feature a standard-equipped, 360-degree continuous turret rotation. Zero tail swing complements the turret design facilitating flexibility in tight locations. Positive traction and ability to be used in a variety of terrains are provided by the axle-based 4-wheel drive used in many of Skyjack's products, with a rugged drive train. Other features include direction-sensing drive and steer controls, true vertical rise with riser function, preventing drifting forward or backwards; analog-based controls' and color-coded and numbered wiring systems.
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