59ft Track-Mounted Boom
- Cat Class:
- 310-0355
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Product description
The 59ft Track-Mounted Boom is a spider lift built for height work on ground and floors that will not carry a heavier machine. With a maximum platform height of 18.05m and a maximum horizontal reach of 9.85m, it reaches up and over obstacles from a compact, low-weight tracked base. The machine travels folded through doorways and gateways, then deploys outriggers for a stable footprint before work begins. A safe working load of 230kg carries an operator and tools. It suits atriums, heritage and commercial buildings, facilities maintenance, and outdoor work on surfaces that need protecting.
Make, model and specifications may vary. Stocked models include but are not limited to those pictured.
- Working height up to approximately 20.05m (maximum platform height 18.05m)
- Maximum horizontal reach up to 9.85m
- Safe working load up to 230kg
- Machine weight 2,940kg
- Compact tracked base for tight access
- Outriggers for a stable working footprint
Specifications
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Model Size | 59ft |
Platform Height | 18.05 metres |
Weight | 2940 kg |
Capacity | 230 kg unrestricted |
Max. Horizontal Reach | 9.85 metres |
Fuel Type | Bi-Energy |
Product Features
The 59ft Track-Mounted Boom is a spider lift that reaches past 18m from a chassis light and narrow enough to drive indoors. It folds down to pass through standard openings, then sets up on outriggers for an articulated reach up and over obstacles. It is the machine for height work where weight and width rule out a conventional boom.
Key features include:
- Maximum platform height 18.05m
- Maximum horizontal reach up to 9.85m
- Safe working load up to 230kg
- Machine weight 2,940kg
- Narrow tracked chassis fits through standard openings
- Outriggers for a stable footprint on site
- Reaches up and over obstacles
- Low weight suited to floors and sensitive ground
- Suits atriums, heritage buildings, and facilities maintenance