40′ Telescopic Boom Lift, Diesel/DF
40' Telescopic Boom Lift, Diesel/DF
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Straight/Telescopic Boom Lift
40' Telescopic Boom Lift, Diesel/DF
Luxury
Powerful Performance in Compact Spaces
The 40-foot telescopic boom lift—operating on both diesel and dual-fuel power—offers a powerful yet flexible solution for high-elevation tasks. Featuring a straight, extendable boom, this lift enables precise vertical and horizontal reach while maintaining excellent positioning control in both open and semi-obstructed work environments.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Impressive Working Height: Extend up to 40 ft, ideal for a range of maintenance, construction, and installation applications.
- Dual-Power Capability: Choose between traditional diesel or dual-fuel (diesel with alternative fuel) operation for enhanced adaptability and reduced operational costs.
Stylish
Flexible Equipment Rental for Your Needs
Perfect for roofing, exterior façade work, electrical and lighting installation, HVAC service, warehousing, and construction tasks that require targeted elevation with minimal sideloading.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Smooth Extension & Retraction: The telescopic straight-boom design enables seamless reach and easy retrieval for safe, efficient positioning.
- Rough-Terrain Performance: Built to tackle uneven surfaces—often featuring 2WD or 4WD drive systems and robust tires for stability on job sites.
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Safety Information & Reliable Equipment Rental
Would you like to add specific technical details such as platform capacity, horizontal outreach, drive type (2WD/4WD), or accessories like jibs or generators? If you provide those specs, I can incorporate them for a more customized and accurate description.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Safe and Stable Operation: Engineered with strong chassis and fortified controls to maintain steady platform control at full extension.
- Precision Control & Access: Straight-boom configuration ensures accurate placement, especially in elevated, semi-open work zones.
