Our most-used lift. German-made, on an all-wheel-drive 5-axle Kenworth that handles rough field jobs and tight city streets.
Kenworth, 5 axles, all-wheel drive chassis. Delivered, set up and run by our operator.
A-230230 ft up70 m working height, 35 m to the side.
Working range from the A-230 spec sheet.
115 ft of side reach and a jib that reaches over roofs, parapets and sidewalk sheds to the wall behind them.
Built-in overload and reach limits stop the boom before it can be pushed too far.
Room for up to 6 people and 1,322 lb of crew, tools and materials, so your gear goes up without a crane.
230, 110 and 24 V in the basket, an air line and a hydraulic tool outlet.
The truck levels itself and the basket is in the air within 10 to 15 minutes of arrival.
A full-time IPAF- and manufacturer-certified operator runs the lift all day.
A-230Penn Medicine signs. Both sides in six hours.View project 
A-230Next to the Iceberg. Three days, not two weeks.View project 
A-230Knickerbocker Hotel. Lit in 20 nights.View project 
A-230Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. Three days, not months.View project 
A-230Washington National Cathedral. Done by day two.View project 
A-2303 radio towers. One day, one lift.View project 
Seven truck-mounted boom lifts, each with an operator. In the city, side reach decides most jobs.
Yes. Every operated rental includes a full-time certified operator, delivery, setup, fuel and insurance. Bare rental is available for crews with their own certified operator.
Height is only half of it: side reach decides most city jobs. Send us the address and what you need to reach, and we'll pick the smallest lift that does the job.
Yes. We file the street and sidewalk permits and bring the cones, signs and flaggers, so your crew can focus on the work.
Usually with 72 hours' notice. In an emergency, within 2 hours of your call.
