Wilson reveals 2017 investment

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16 November 2016

Wilson Access' second Palfinger P570.

Wilson Access' second Palfinger P570.

Wilson Access has taken delivery of a second Palfinger P570 truck mount and is planning to invest a further UK£2 million in its truck and track mount fleet during 2017.

Wilson Access is planning to purchase 12 further truck mounts, with working heights ranging from 21m to 51m, and seven track mounts whose working heights are between 15m and 20m.

The Palfinger P570 is the largest machine in the Wilson Access truck mount fleet, with a working height of 57m and an outreach of 41m. It features Palfinger’s X-jib which enables the platform to go up and over buildings, working at a negative outreach.

Pete Wajner, managing director of Wilson Access, said, “This is our second Palfinger P570 truck mount and we have made the investment to meet customer demand.”

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