What licence do I need to operate it?

Operators should hold an IPAF PAL card for category 3B (mobile boom platforms). We can point you to training if you need it.

How high can I reach?

The published working height is 20m (65ft 7in). Working height assumes a person of average height standing on the platform, so leave a margin for tools and fixings.

Is delivery included?

Delivery and collection are priced with your quote, by your site postcode. Tell us the postcode and dates in the enquiry form on this page.

How much does it cost to hire?

Ask us for a price. Tell us your site postcode and dates in the enquiry form on this page, and we will come back with a price, inc and ex VAT, with delivery and collection included in the quote.

Make supplied may vary

20m diesel telescopic boom lift

A straight telescoping boom for maximum reach from one position.

Price and dates

Example machine. We supply any equivalent machine that meets the headline spec.

Specification

Telescopic boom, side elevationDrawing not to scale

Working height: 20m; 65ft 7in
Power: Diesel

IPAF category 3B. Power: Diesel. Figures in this table are guaranteed.

Where these figures come from

ipaf.org
Our product listing

Typical for this class, exact model may vary

Guaranteed: 20m working height. We supply any equivalent machine that meets the headline spec, so the other figures are ranges across mainstream models in this class.

References are mainstream models sold in this height class. Their own working heights, shown beside each model, vary a little either side of the headline. JLG's sheet gives platform height (20.02m) rather than working height.

Platform height (typical): 19.81m to 20.19m
Outreach (typical): 16.51m to 17.4m
Safe working load (typical): 249kg to 300kg
Stowed length (typical): 9.76m to 10.79m
Stowed width (typical): 2.44m to 2.49m
Stowed height (typical): 2.5m to 2.81m
Machine weight (typical): 11,412kg to 12,800kg

Models these ranges come from

Genie S-65 XC, 21.81m working height
Skyjack SJ66 T+, 22.19m working height
JLG 660SJ, 20.02m platform height

About this machine

Telescopic booms, often called stick booms, extend in a straight line. They give the greatest height and outreach for the size of the machine, which is why they suit steel erection, tall façades and large sites.

Plan the ground conditions and an exclusion zone under the boom before the machine arrives.

Diesel power and a sturdy chassis suit outdoor sites, rough ground and long shifts away from a charger.

This listing is for the size and power type. The exact make supplied can vary, so check the machine details with us before your hire if a particular model matters.

Good for

Steel erection and high façades
Large sites with long reach needs
Inspection of tall structures

Price and dates

Price on request

This machine is not booked online yet. Send us your dates and site postcode and we will reply with a price, or call us on 0333 038 4946.

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Frequently asked questions

What licence do I need to operate it?: Operators should hold an IPAF PAL card for category 3B (mobile boom platforms). We can point you to training if you need it.
How high can I reach?: The published working height is 20m (65ft 7in). Working height assumes a person of average height standing on the platform, so leave a margin for tools and fixings.
Can I use it indoors?: It is built for outdoor work. Diesel power and a sturdy chassis suit outdoor sites, rough ground and long shifts away from a charger. For indoor work, choose an electric or hybrid machine.
Is delivery included?: Delivery and collection are priced with your quote, by your site postcode. Tell us the postcode and dates in the enquiry form on this page.
How much does it cost to hire?: Ask us for a price. Tell us your site postcode and dates in the enquiry form on this page, and we will come back with a price, inc and ex VAT, with delivery and collection included in the quote.

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