Product Focus: Rough-terrain MEWPs
New models from CMC, Genie, Haulotte, JLG, JCB, Manitou, Merlo and Niftylift.
MEWP with flotation tires
Manitou TJ series mobile elevating work platforms with flotation tires offer greater mobility, less job site disturbance.
Versatile aerial lift
The nimble CMC 65L tracked aerial lift is ideal for interior and exterior building maintenance, sources report.
Tracked boom lift
The Genie S-80 J TraX model is the first and only tracked boom available in its height class, giving it extra flexibility for different job sites.
Rough-terrain articulating boom
Haulotte offers the HA61 RTJ PRO rough-terrain articulating boom.
Self-leveling lift
The JLG 670SJ self-leveling boom lift is changing the way people work at height.
High-capacity telehandler
The Merlo Panoramic 65.14HM raises the standard for what a rough-terrain telehandler can accomplish, whether you’re hauling gravel or working 50 feet up in the air, sources report that users can do it all without having to switch machines.
Straight boom lifts
Niftylift has launched two models of its first-ever straight boom platform.
MEWP with flotation tires
Manitou TJ series mobile elevating work platforms with flotation tires offer greater mobility, less job site disturbance.
All-electric aerial lift
The JCB A45E features an articulated boom with 24-foot 6-inch maximum outreach, 51-foot 11-inch maximum working height and an industry-leading platform capacity of 661 pounds.
This article originally appeared in the November-December 2024 issue of Pro Contractor Rentals magazine. © 2024 Urbain Communications LLC. All rights reserved.
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