High reach boom lift rental: 120, 135 and 150 ft, operator included

Some work points are simply too high for a mid-size manlift: upper floors of a facade, the underside of a high roof, the top of a stack, silo or tower, overhead steelwork in a plant, signage and lighting on tall structures. At those heights you are usually choosing between a large boom lift, scaffold, rope access or a crane with a man basket.

A telescopic boom lift is driven to the work and set up from the ground. It puts people, tools and materials at height without building a structure first. It also reaches out as well as up. When a canopy, podium, plant room or live process area sits between the ground and the work, horizontal outreach often matters as much as height.

Choose the smallest machine that reaches the work point comfortably. Bigger is not automatically better: weight rises with height across this range (18,552–22,000 kg), so a larger machine needs firmer ground and more room to get in and set up. If the work point sits close to the top of one machine's range, or you need outreach over an obstacle at height, the next size up is usually the better pick. Ask us and we will check it against the numbers.

For work below 100 ft, the 4 smaller machines in the fleet (60, 66, 85 and 86 ft) are lighter. See the full fleet.

• working height needed, and how far out the work is from where the machine can stand
• site location
• start date and duration
• ground conditions: concrete, compacted soil, slab or slope
• access: gate width, ramps, overhead cables, anything the machine has to pass under or around

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