SCISSORS / ROUGH TERRAIN

SCISSOR LIFT R/T DIESEL 33' (39' W/H)

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Daily: $281.00

Weekly: $967.50

Monthly: $2,029.00

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DESCRIPTION
A diesel rough-terrain scissor lift designed for outdoor construction, maintenance, installation, and elevated platform work where four-wheel drive traction and a larger work deck are required. This 33 ft platform height scissor lift provides approximately 39 ft of working height, 1,000 lb platform capacity, hydraulic outriggers, foam-filled rough-terrain tires, and 40% gradeability for demanding job sites. Commonly rented for exterior building work, framing, siding, mechanical installation, electrical work, painting, and general contractor access across Vancouver, North Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam, and Port Coquitlam. Available for daily, weekly, or monthly rental from Dynamic Equipment Rentals.
**MEC**
Diesel Engine
Hydraulic Outriggers
Foam-Filled, Rugh-Terrain Tires
40% Gradeability
Max Working Height 33 ft (10 m)
Capacity 1,000 lb (454 kg)
Machine Width 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Machine Length 10 ft 6 in (3.2 m)
Weight 9480 lb (4300 kg)
Height Stowed 8' 6" Railing Collapsed 6'
Click here for MEC Operators Manual
**GENIE**
Diesel Engine
Hydraulic Outriggers
Foam-Filled, Rugh-Terrain Tires
40% Driving Gradeability
1.5% Side to Side working Gradeability
3% Front to back working Gradeability
Max Working Height 33 ft (11.75 m)
Capacity 1,000 lb (454 kg)
Machine Width 5 ft 9 in (10 m)
Machine Length 10 ft 3 in (3.12 m)
Weight 7,895 lb (3,490 kg)
Height Stowed 8' 4" Railing Collapsed 6'
Click here for GENIE Operators Manual
(SPECIFICATIONS MAY VARY BY MODEL/MANUFACTURER)
FAQ
Q: What is a rough-terrain scissor lift used for?
A: A rough-terrain scissor lift is used for outdoor elevated platform work on construction sites, including siding, framing, painting, electrical, mechanical, and exterior maintenance tasks.
Q: What is the difference between a rough-terrain scissor lift and an electric scissor lift?
A: A rough-terrain scissor lift is diesel powered and designed for outdoor job sites with uneven ground, while an electric scissor lift is typically used indoors on smooth, level surfaces.
Q: Does this scissor lift have outriggers?
A: Yes this unit is equipped with hydraulic outriggers to help stabilize the machine during elevated work on suitable outdoor surfaces.