THE RENTAL SHOW GUIDE
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ACCESS, LIFT & HANDLERS
JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2014
engine. The engine is designed in such a way
that it does not require a diesel particulate filter,
only a diesel oxidation catalyst muffler. The
power of the new engine is 55.4 kW (74 HP) at
2600 rpm compared to 50 kW (67 HP) at 2600
rpm of the original.
The new unit is available now for ANSI and
CSA markets, and for South America at the
beginning of this quarter.
HAULOTTE GROUP (5700)
is showcasing
both its scaffolding and access equipment
products. The company will showcase its
electric vertical mast Star 22J, designed to
meet the needs of 26 feet, 4 inch working
height in confined indoor areas. Haulotte will
also show the HT67 RTJ (HT23 RTJ)
telescopic boom that features platform
heights of up to 67 feet, 5 inches; the
electric articulating HA32 CJ/HA32 CJ+
boom with a working height of 32 feet; the
Optimum 1930 E and compact 3947 E electric
scissor lifts; its most popular trailer-mounted
boom lift, the 4527A; as well as the self-
propelled 55XA.
Visit
IPAF (4614)
to view demonstrations of
the operator eLearning module and the AWPs
for Managers training course. The eLearning
module is offered in conjunction with hands-
on operational proficiency evaluation which
is required for successful operator training.
The AWPs for Managers course focuses on
classroom theory instruction on all aspects of
safe use and is
aimed at those who
supervise AWP operators.
JCB (4946)
will showcase its
newest telehandlers; the 516-42
Loadall and 525-60 Loadall. The 516-
42 features JCB’s new high-torque,
low-emission Ecomax diesel engine
that meets U.S. Tier 4 Interim (Tier 4i)
emissions standards. The 516-42
is a member of JCB’s line of seven
high-boom, lift-and-place Loadalls
with capacities ranging from 6,000
to 16,000 pounds.
The 516-42 Loadall has a
maximum lift height of 42
feet. The 516-42’s boom is
positioned high for optimum
operator visibility. A hydraulic cylinder
mounted underneath the outer boom extends
the boom’s intermediate, second and third
stages resulting in increased cycle times. Inside
the machine’s cab, a large right-hand cluster
provides at-a-glance reading of its instrument
display.
The 525-60 Loadall has a machine height
of 6 feet, 3 inches and a width of 5 feet, 10
inches. The 526-50 features a Tier4 Final 74-hp
Ecomax engine, a maximum lift capacity of
5,500 pounds and a maximum lift height of 20
feet.
JLG INDUSTRIES, INC. (4119)
will show its
wide range of equipment options at The Rental
Show, from telehandlers to its LiftPod series.
The company’s Tow-Pro series of towable
boom lifts will be on display. The Tow-Pro series
is rated at 65 mph for towing and features
hydraulic auto-levelling outriggers. Two models,
with platform heights of 35 and 60 feet, offer
500 pounds of capacity each.
JLG will also have its X550AJ compact crawler
boom at the show. The unit’s design includes
a tracked wheel carriage that is capable
of climbing steps and is narrow enough to
provide access through gates, yards, standard
doorways, and public buildings. The boom
lift has a 55-foot platform height and 21-foot
horizontal reach.
The company’s 1932RS and 3248RS scissor
lifts will be on hand. The units feature platform
heights of 19 feet and 32 feet with capacities of
500 pounds and 705 pounds, respectively. The
scissors feature passive pothole protection, only
four hydraulic hoses and an easily accessible
battery storage area. Both models have the
ability to traverse grades of up to 25 percent.
JLG will also showcase its scaffold and ladder
alternative LiftPod FS60 that features a working
height up to 14 feet and a 330-pound platform
capacity. The personal
portable lift weighs
130 pounds.
Each of its three
components can
be assembled
in less than 30
seconds, and
raised or lowered
with a cordless 18-volt drill or optional Power
Pack Kit. It is ANSI A92.3-2006/CSA B354.1-04
compliant.
MAN LIFT MFG. CO. (4781)
is showcasing its
new SHU product; a compact, vertical extension
deck attachment for scissor lifts. According
to the company, SHU is designed to replace
existing extension decks and other "dangerous"
methods of getting extra reach such as buckets,
planks or standing on mid-rails.
SHU adds 20 inches of height to scissor lift
platforms, features a fall-protection anchoring
and is ANSI A92.6, CSA B354.2 and OSHA
compliant.
The HA32 CJ+
from Haulotte
Group will be
at The Rental
Show.
Haulotte Group’s 3947 E
electric scissor lift.
JCB’s newest telehandler,
the 516-42 Loadall,
pictured here, will
be on display.
JLG’s G6-42A telehandler.
JLG’s LiftPod
FS60 offers a
working height
up to 14 feet
and a 330-
pound platform
capacity.
