BOOM LIFTS

BOOM LIFT 46' ARTICULATED 4X4 W/JIB

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Where to find BOOM LIFT 46  ARTICULATED 4X4 W JIB in Vancouver

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Where to find BOOM LIFT 46  ARTICULATED 4X4 W JIB in Vancouver

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Daily: $385.00

Weekly: $1,248.50

Monthly: $2,809.00

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Additional Information

  • DESCRIPTION
  • A 4WD rough-terrain articulated boom lift with jib, built for outdoor construction, maintenance, and elevated access work where operators need up-and-over reach and rough-site mobility. With a 52'11" maximum working height, 24'11" maximum working outreach, 500 lb platform capacity, and 40% gradeability, this unit is suited to exterior building work, mechanical access, steel erection support, signage, and general contractor use. The zero tail swing, platform rotation, and jib help operators position accurately in tight or obstructed work areas. Available for daily, weekly, or monthly rental from Dynamic Equipment Rentals in North Vancouver and Port Coquitlam.
  • SPECS
  • Platform height: 46'
  • Max working height: 52'11"
  • Max working outreach: 24'11"
  • Platform capacity: 500 lbs
  • Engine: 24.9 hp Kubota diesel
  • Drive: 4WD rough terrain
  • Tires: Foam-filled
  • Gradeability: 40%
  • Platform rotation: 160
  • Tail swing: Zero tail swing
  • Overall length: 18'8"
  • Total width: 6'10"
  • Stowed height: 7'2"
  • Max drive height: 46'9"
  • Weight: 16,625 lbs
  • FAQ
  • Q: What is a 46 ft articulated boom lift used for?
  • A: It is used for elevated work where operators need to reach up, over, and around obstacles on outdoor construction or maintenance job sites.
  • Q: Is this boom lift good for rough terrain?
  • A: Yes it has 4WD, foam-filled tires, and 40% gradeability for rough-terrain job site conditions.
  • Q: What is the benefit of zero tail swing?
  • A: Zero tail swing helps the machine rotate in tighter areas without the rear of the machine extending far beyond its footprint.
  • Click here for SNORKEL Operators Manual
  • (SPECIFICATIONS MAY VARY BY MODEL/MANUFACTURER)