BOOM LIFTS

BOOM LIFT 125' STICK 4x4 W/ 5'JIB

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Daily: $1,300.50

Weekly: $4,057.50

Monthly: $13,005.00

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DESCRIPTION
A 125 ft rough-terrain stick boom lift for extreme-height outdoor access on large commercial, industrial, civil, and infrastructure projects. With a 131 ft working height, 80 ft horizontal reach, 660 lb lift capacity, 4WD, foam-filled rough-terrain tires, and a 5 ft jib, this machine is suited to high-rise exterior work, industrial maintenance, structural access, large signage, bridge work, and major construction projects. The continuous 360 turntable rotation and long horizontal reach make it a high-capacity option for jobs where smaller boom lifts cannot reach safely or efficiently. Available for daily, weekly, or monthly rental from Dynamic Equipment Rentals in North Vancouver and Port Coquitlam.
SPECS
Platform height: 125 ft
Working height: 131 ft
Horizontal reach: 80 ft
Lift capacity: 660 lbs
Engine: Deutz diesel engine
Drive: 4WD
Tires: Rough-terrain foam-filled
Platform: Steel 8 ft or 6 ft
Jib: 5 ft jib boom
Turntable rotation: 360 continuous
Gradeability stowed: 40%
Height stowed: 10 ft
Length stowed: 46'9"
Width axles retracted: 8'2"
Width axles extended: 12'11"
Wheelbase: 13'6"
Weight: Approximately 45,636 lbs
FAQ
Q: What is a 125 ft boom lift used for?
A: A 125 ft boom lift is used for extreme-height outdoor access, including large commercial construction, industrial maintenance, infrastructure work, and high-rise exterior projects.
Q: How high can this boom lift reach?
A: This unit provides a 125 ft platform height and approximately 131 ft working height.
Q: When should I rent a 125 ft boom lift instead of an 85 ft boom lift?
A: Choose the 125 ft boom lift when the job requires significantly more vertical height, longer horizontal reach, or heavier platform capacity than an 85 ft unit can provide.