Eliftruck
BUY A FORKLIFT SELL A FORKLIFT RENT A FORKLIFT
Search Across All Categories
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
CAPACITY RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
minimum raised height
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
CAPACITY RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
CAPACITY RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental
CAPACITY RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
price
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
YEAR RANGE
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
hour meter
-
Minus Plus
Minus Plus
New
Used
Rental

Telescopic Boom Lift For Sale

Telescopic Boom Lifts

A "Telescopic Boom" in the context of a Boom Lift is an aerial work platform that features a straight, extendable arm, acting as the "boom," with a basket or platform on its end. Also known as stick booms or straight booms, telescopic boom lifts can extend over 120 feet in the air, making them a popular choice for jobs that require maximum horizontal or vertical outreach, such as in construction, maintenance, and event production. These types of lifts notably differ from articulating booms, which have a bend or "knuckle" that allows additional maneuverability but less overall reach. Some of the most popular types of telescopic boom lifts include diesel, electric, and hybrid models. When considering purchasing a telescopic boom lift, it is important to assess the lift height, necessary reach, the terrain it will be used on, and power source. All these considerations could help in choosing the perfect type for the job, which not only paves the way for successful operations but also significantly enhances safety in the workplace.

sort by:
0 SELECTED
CLEAR
SHARE
COMPARE
RePower Batteries
RePower Batteries
Stevenson Crane
 
New 2024 GMG 86SJ-XC
New
PRICE
$168,985 USD
Get Quote
Download Specs
DETAILS
CONTACT
FINANCE
STK#:
PL1018
MAKE:
GMG
MODEL:
86SJ-XC
LIFT HEIGHT:
86'
FUEL:
Diesel
HOURS:
500 Hrs
Unit Location:
Illinois
Stevenson Crane
Dominick Savickas: 708-304-0200
410 Stevenson Drive
Bolingbrook, IL 60440

FINANCING

All finance rates, terms, and conditions are subject to approval and may change without prior notice. Rates are provided for informational purposes only and are not guaranteed. Final rates and terms will depend on creditworthiness, market conditions, and other factors at the time of application.
Finance at $/mo

Telescopic Boom Lift FAQ

What is a telescopic boom lift and how does it work?

A telescopic boom lift is an elevated work platform that enables workers to reach high areas safely and efficiently. It features a long, extending arm, or boom, that can be adjusted in length to provide greater reach and vertical height. The operator can maneuver the lift using controls, allowing for precise positioning at various angles and heights.

What are the weight limits for a telescopic boom lift?

The weight capacity of a telescopic boom lift typically ranges between 500 to 1,000 pounds, depending on the model. It's essential to check the specific manufacturer's guidelines to ensure that the lift can support the total weight of the operator, tools, and materials being lifted.

What safety features should I look for in a telescopic boom lift?

When selecting a telescopic boom lift, look for safety features such as outriggers for stability, emergency stop buttons, basket safety rails, load capacity indicators, and fall protection systems. Additionally, operators should be trained to understand proper usage and safety protocols for operating the lift.

How often should a telescopic boom lift be inspected and maintained?

A telescopic boom lift should be inspected regularly, ideally before each use, to check for any mechanical issues, fluid leaks, or safety hazards. Comprehensive maintenance is recommended at least once a year, as per the manufacturer's guidelines, to ensure optimal performance and safety compliance.

Your location is Columbus, OH. Modify

Equipment Finder Equipment
finder
Change Search Filters