All Articulating Platforms Articles
UK-based GT Access is investing in Manitou rough terrain articulated booms. They include the 160ATJ and 160ATJ+ models, both of which have a working height of 16 m
The rental company has exclusively added the new boom to it roster of available equipment
The 150 ft working height SX-150 adds to its Super Boom range, while three other products debut at the Rental Show
Jersey-based rental company 4hire has provided a new Bobcat T40180 telehandler for use in crucial sea defence work on the island
UK-based Aerial Platforms Ltd. (APL) has taken delivery of the first of two Niftylift Height Rider 28 (HR28) Hybrid articulating booms
Genie has introduced the Fall Arrest Bar, available for ANSI and CSA boom lifts. it allows the operator to tie off and move freely outside the platform using a shock-absorbing lanyard
Located in the heart of Minneapolis, the new glass-centric covered stadium will replace the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, which was torn down in early 2014
The UK company, a division of JMS Plant Hire, reached its millennial milestone after receiving a Genie ZX-135/70 boom lift from Access Platform Sales Ltd (APS).
Compact, tracked lifts are still fighting to gain rental market share and knock the ‘niche’ perception out of the park. Lindsey Anderson reports on the North American industry and its acceptance of these units
The SJ86 T boom lift will be shown for the first time in New Orleans
The 180 ft Genie boom will be used in Northern Territory mining and construction operations
Netherlands-based Riwal has expanded its fleet of environmentally friendly equipment with the JLG Hybrid 340AJ articulating boom, plus others from Genie
UK-based Facelift has recently taken delivery of the first of 30 of the new Niftylift HR17 diesel self propelled booms
Due to high customer demand, ALL Aerials has added a range of JLG booms to its fleet.
Plant hire firm adds a Haulotte HA32 PX articulated boom to its line-up
Jersey-based access rental company 4 Hire has purchased six Manitou platforms to meet increasing demands across the Channel Islands
Indianapolis-based rental company has ordered its third JLG 1850SJ.
Two men were injured Monday evening when the basket and boom of a Genie Z-135/70 they were working in “dropped” about 30 feet, sources report.
First JLG 1850 delivered outside North America goes to UK company Kardon Kontracts.
Easi UpLifts, one of the largest rental companies in the UK and Ireland, provided eight Genie articulating and telescopic booms to help build The Kelpies, a two headed horse sculpture in Scotland
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CO2 output of construction machinery
using the European Rental Association’s
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