All Telescopic Boom Articles

Access Platform Sales (APS) is now offering the new Hinowa 20.10 tracked boom lift powered entirely by a Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery for sale in the UK.

JLG Industries, Inc. launched the world’s largest self-propelled boom lift at ConExpo today. The 185-foot platform height 1850SJ offers almost 3 million cubic feet of reachable space, 19 stories of working height and an 80-foot outreach.

USA-based rental company takes delivery of world’s tallest boom lift and puts to work in oil refinery.

Access Platform Sales (APS), the UK distributor for Isoli, has introduced the UK's first PTJJ36.29 truck mounted boom.

New 24 m truck mount offers boom with patent-pending moveable knuckle and can be operated with a standard driving licence

Danish manufacturer prepares to unveil new lightweight 42m hybrid tracked boom lift at APEX 2014

JLG Industries, Inc. will launch the world’s largest self-propelled boom lift at ConExpo. The 185-foot platform height 1850SJ offers almost 3 million cubic feet of reachable space, 19 stories of working height and an 80-foot outreach.

The rental company says the 150-foot booms will be used for a variety of applications.

Haulotte will launch its HT67 RTJ telescopic boom into the North American market at the ConExpo exhibition in Las Vegas

Danish church renovation specialist Dansk Kirkekalk acquires a new Falcon Spider FS320Z Z-boom lift from TCA Lift.

The Connecticut branch of Tri Lift helped New Yorkers get into the Christmas spirit earlier this month, delivering the Rockefeller Centre Christmas tree to its seasonal home.

Manufacturer adds new lifting hook to telescopic handler range

Manufacturer enters partnership with German firm to supply compact engines for its range of telehandlers

Bobcat has launched advanced versions of two of its largest rigid frame telehandlers.

Away from the construction sites, Shane Barnette, owner of Southern Mud, a fluid disposal company that serves the oil and gas fields, has found a new use for the telehandler.

A 26-year-old man died on Aug. 20 in Holliston, MA when the boom lift he was working from accidentally touched a live power line while he trimmed trees. The unidentified worker had been taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston with burns covering his body, but died later that evening.

Boom truck rental company Runnion Equipment has added Elliott Equipment Company’s line of HiReach aerial work platforms to their fleet in Caledonia, WI.

New truck mounted bridge inspection unit can be used on road or rail and will be delivered to Australia.

German rental major Beyer Mietservice placed an order for 20 Snorkel booms on the last day of Bauma

Chinese access platform manufacturer Dingli is at bauma for the first time