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2014 Genie SX-180 Telescopic Boom Lift Used Unit – 180 ft Working Height with Recent Basket Replacement The 2014 Genie SX-180 is a high-reach telescopic boom lift built for extreme height access and jobsite durability. With a massive 180 ft working height, this unit is ideal for stadium construction, wind energy maintenance, or high-rise applications. A new man-basket was installed on 7/10/24, ensuring reliable and safe operator support at full elevation. Key Specifications: Platform Height: 180 ft Working Height: 186 ft Horizontal Reach: 80 ft Platform Capacity: 750 lbs Power Source: Diesel Engine – Tier 4 Final Drive: 4-Wheel Drive with Oscillating Axle Gradeability: 45% Steering: Four-Wheel Features: New Man-Basket Installed July 10, 2024 Hydraulic platform rotation and proportional lift/drive controls Full-time active oscillating axle for improved terrain performance Four-wheel steering for superior maneuverability Self-leveling platform for enhanced operator safety Ideal Applications: Stadium and arena construction Wind turbine maintenance High-rise commercial building installation Industrial facility expansion projects FOB: Bolingbrook, IL Price does not include tax or freight

2014 Genie SX180

telescopic boom diesel

$167,599 USD
 
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CONTACT INFO
Name:
Dominick Savickas
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ADDRESS
Stevenson Crane
410 Stevenson Drive
BolingbrookIllinois 60440
ATTRIBUTES
STOCK #:
PL4108
YEAR:
2014
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MODEL #:
Drive:
4WD
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Height:
180 ft
FUEL:
SERIAL #:
SX18014-108
CONDITION:
Used
HOUR METER:
3800
UNIT LOCATION:
Illinois [60440]
POST DATE:
5/7/2026

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