Elliott M43 HiReach Telescopic Aerial Work Platform
M43 HiReach telescopic aerial work platform features a working range of 48 feet of working height with 36 feet of working side reach.
October 13, 2011
M43 HiReach telescopic aerial work platform features a working range of 48 feet of working height with 36 feet of working side reach. Designed for light-duty maintenance, Elliott’s 30x54-inch EZR rotating and removable steel work platform with 40-inch high rails can carry two workers and lift 500 pounds of material using a hydraulic jib winch. The 19,500 pound non-CDL GVWR chassis carries vertical stabilizers with an 8-foot spread and “A”-type underslung outriggers with a 10.5-foot spread for maximum stability. Options include a 110 volt line to the platform.
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