Showing posts with label Telescoping Boom Lift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Telescoping Boom Lift. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift

Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift


Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift Features:


Skyjack continues to expand its product base by adding the new Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift and SJ 61T to the SJ 40T and SJ 45T boom lifts.


Built and designed using Skyjack’s robust and reliable design philosophies, the new Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift continues to offer the lowest life cycle costs, proven reliability, and ease of serviceability. Superior terrainability is obtained utilizing Skyjack’s exclusive axle based 4WD system which features a “Detroit Locker” type rear differential and limited slip front differential.



Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift

Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift



Other competitive advantages include an innovative and intuitive direction sensing drive and steer control system as well as a 45 degree steering angle which results in the industry’s tightest turning radius. Skyjack’s standard color coded and numbered wiring system, along with proven relay based controls, complete a well rounded package of superior, proven, operating characteristics


 


Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift Specifications:



























































































Work Height72’ (21.9 m)
Platform Height66’ (20.1 m)
Horizontal Reach57’ (17.4 m)
Platform Size36” x 96” (0.9 x 2.4 m)
Stowed Width96” (2.4 m)
Tailswing47” (1.2 m)
Stowed Height101” (2.6 m)
Stowed Length33’ 11” (10.3 m)
Wheelbase96” (2.4 m)
Ground Clearance16” (0.4 m)
Platform Rotation180°
Jib Length5’ (1.5 m)
Jib Range +/-63° / 66°
Weight27,300 lbs (12,383 kg)
Gradeability – 4WD50%
Turning Radius (Inside) – 4WD111” (2.8 m)
Turning Radius (Outside) – 4WD199” (5.1 m)
Drive Speed (Stowed)4.5 mph (7.2 km/h)
Drive Speed (Raised)0.5 mph (0.8 km/h)
Axle Oscillation10” (0.3 m)
Capacity500 lbs (227 kg)
Maximum # of Persons2

 


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Skyjack SJ66T Telescoping Boom Lift

Thursday, August 8, 2013

Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift

Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift


Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift Specifications:


Skyjack continues to expand its product base by adding the new Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift to the SJ 40T and SJ 45T boom lifts. Built and designed using Skyjack’s robust and reliable design philosophies, the new Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift continue to offer the lowest life cycle costs, proven reliability, and ease of serviceability. Superior terrainability is obtained utilizing Skyjack’s exclusive axle based 4WD system which features a “Detroit Locker” type rear differential and limited slip front differential.


Other competitive advantages include an innovative and intuitive direction sensing drive and steer control system as well as a 45 degree steering angle which results in the industry’s tightest turning radius. Skyjack’s standard color coded and numbered wiring system, along with proven relay based controls, complete a well rounded package of superior, proven, operating characteristics.



Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift

Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift



Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift Specifications:



























































































Work Height67’ 3” (20.5 m)
Platform Height61’ 3” (18.7 m)
Horizontal Reach51’ 3” (15.6 m)
Platform Size36” x 96” (0.9 x 2.4 m)
Stowed Width96” (2.4 m)
Tailswing47” (1.2 m)
Stowed Height101” (2.6 m)
Stowed Length30’ 4” (9.2 m)
Wheelbase96” (2.4 m)
Ground Clearance16” (0.4 m)
Platform Rotation170°
Jib Length-
Jib Range +/--
Weight23,800 lbs (10,795 kg)
Gradeability – 4WD50%
Turning Radius (Inside) – 4WD111” (2.8 m)
Turning Radius (Outside) – 4WD199” (5.1 m)
Drive Speed (Stowed)4.5 mph (7.2 km/h)
Drive Speed (Raised)0.5 mph (0.8 km/h)
Axle Oscillation10” (0.3 m)
Capacity500 lbs (227 kg)
Maximum # of Persons2

 


Buy Manlifts can and will customize an aerial access solution to meet your custom specifications. Operators always standing by, (888) 730-8377.



Skyjack SJ 61T Telescoping Boom Lift

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Boom Lifts

When it comes to boom lifts, you ultimately have two different choices: telescoping boom lifts and articulating boom lifts. While the job of both of these machines is to put people into high places, both go about it in different ways, each with their pros and cons.


The main difference in the telescoping boom lift and articulating boom lift is their joint structure. With a telescoping boom, the lift does exactly as the name suggests—it extends or retracts in one single direction (like pulling out a telescope). Because it is unidirectional, the point at where all of the telescoping pieces come together is still relatively strong; this allows telescoping booms to extend much further in a horizontal or vertical line because there is no risk that the joints will buckle.


Unlike the telescoping boom, articulating boom lifts have joints that work in a slightly different way.  Instead of extending out in one direction, articulating booms are able to pivot on their joints which allows the boom operator to reach tricky areas that requiring curving around which would otherwise be impossible for the straight-line application of the telescoping boom.


While the articulating boom does have an advantage in its flexibility and mechanical dexterity, the joints are not nearly as strong on an articulating boom as the segmentation of a telescoping boom. What this means is an articulating boom cannot stretch out in one direction as far as a telescoping boom without the risk of the joints buckling or becoming unsafe for the operator.


Ultimately if you are going for a straight line (such as the side of a building) and are unable to reach the area with a scissor lift (perhaps due to debris or other equipment being in the way) using a telescoping boom would most likely fit the situation the best. If, however, there are obstacles in the way that prevent a telescoping boom from reaching the target destination, articulating booms can usually maneuver their way around allowing the operator to reach just about anywhere.


For smaller applications (for work on residential or small commercial spaces, electric poles, trees, etc.) trailer mounted boom lifts are available making both telescoping and articulating boom lifts a practical solution for just about any job. These trailer mounted boom lifts can be transported by attaching them to personal vehicles (unlike larger booms that are often part of the vehicle itself), allowing them to be used practically anywhere. 


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