Telescoping Boom Aerial Platform, Self Propelled
TELESCOPING BOOM AERIAL PLATFORM, SELF PROPELLED Product Reviews
Designed and built in North America, the Snorkel A62JRT and T66JRT are the newest models in the Snorkel mid-range aerial work platform lineup. The...
Genie’s Trax track drive system is now available on its S-40 and S-45 telescopic-boom aerial lift.
Hi-Ranger LT series backyard carriers are truck-mounted telescoping aerial devices.
JLG 1500SJ is a new model in the Ultra Series line of boom lifts. The 150-foot telescopic boom lift is the first boom lift that elevates operators...
MEC says its Titan Boom 40-S combines three machines into one: a telehandledler, with its 4,000-pound capacity; a scissor lift, with a work area of...
Absolute E-Z Up’s new IAWP-9.6 aerial work platform sports a zero inside turning radius and offers 397 pounds of capacity on its dual-extension...
Man & Material Lift Engineering expands into atrium lifts with what the company calls its “specialized crawler” series, and the A70TD Lift with a...
At INTERMAT 2009, the Imer Group displayed its new range of Ihimer rubber-tracked aerial work platforms. Three models – the LEM 1200, LEM 1500...
Toyota Material Handling U.S.A. – sole U.S. distributor of Aichi scissor lifts and boom lifts – announced the addition of four new SV-...
Genie redesigned its S-80 and S-85 telescoping boom lifts for speedier, smoother operation and eliminated a bothersome service point
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Articles On TELESCOPING BOOM AERIAL PLATFORM, SELF PROPELLED
The combined affect of several stability-related issues — even if no single one of them is severe enough to upset a telehandler or aerial-work platform — can result in tipping the machine. For example, if one tire's pressure is low...
Construction-equipment theft can be reduced through the use of various loss-prevention technologies
Backed by one of the leading support organizations in the industry, the jib-equipped S-45 telescopic boom lift from Genie Industries is one of two telescopic boom lifts in this class offered by the Redmond, Wash.-based manufacturer. Both the S-45,...
Guelph, Ontario-based, Skyjack's SJ 45T and jib-less SJ 40T were designed with reliability and easy service in mind. To meet these objectives, the company relies on robust and unique components. For example, the use of a differential drive is unique...
The TB42 telescopic boom lift from Snorkel, St. Joseph, Mo., first landed on jobsites in 1977. Although the company has not made any major changes to the TB42 since its introduction, this workhorse has experienced a series of subtle upgrades over...
JLG Industries, McConnellsburg, Penn., has built more 40-foot boom lifts for longer than any other company. In total, the company has delivered in excess of 40,000 40-foot gas/propane- or diesel-powered booms. The Model 400S is actually JLG's fifth-...
After many years of test marketing and careful consideration, the Haulotte Group, L'Horme, France, officially entered the North American market in September 2001. Responding to North American demands, the company introduced the 40-foot HB 40 and the...
Site assessments, machine inspections, and safety gear are simple keys to avoiding accidents with aerial work platforms
AWPT takes its campaign to Conexpo-Con/Agg, presenting a 15-minute show in the Safety Zone, booth SZ1000 in the West Blue Lot.
Bargains on used machines orphaned by defunct manufacturers lured new AWP users, and surviving manufacturers can't keep up with orders since the economy's recovery