Articulating boom lifts in the 80 to 85 foot class are designed for up-and-over access around obstacles on large, complex sites. Their multi-joint booms allow frequent, precise adjustments at height, making them a good fit for outdoor work that demands careful positioning, including maintenance at facilities like power stations or industrial plants. In this range, platform heights are about 80–85 feet with working heights typically in the high-80s to low-90s. Horizontal outreach generally lands in the mid-50s to around 60 feet, and platform capacity is commonly near 500 pounds for two workers and tools. These internal-combustion units are set up for rough terrain with four-wheel drive and steer to help position safely on uneven ground.

The 135’ IC articulating boom lift is built for challenging jobsites and extreme height work. It runs on an internal-combustion powertrain for outdoor use and uses an articulating boom for precise, up-and-over positioning around obstacles. Four-wheel drive and steer support maneuverability on rough terrain, and continuous rotation helps you line up the platform quickly. In this class, platform heights are around 135 feet with working heights typically in the high-130s to low-140s. Horizontal outreach commonly falls in the high-60-foot range, and platform capacities often land between 500 and 600 pounds for two workers and tools. Models include: Genie Z-135/70. Rent a 135-ft IC articulating boom lift from an EquipmentShare location near you.

Articulating boom lifts in the 40 to 45 foot class are designed for up-and-over access around obstacles in tight layouts. Their multi-joint booms let operators make continual, precise adjustments, which is useful for utility repair, facility maintenance, and construction work in awkward or congested areas. Internal-combustion power with rough-terrain drive helps on uneven outdoor sites.

Articulating boom lifts in the 30 to 35 foot class are built for up-and-over access in tight layouts where obstacles block a straight approach. Their multi-joint design allows frequent repositioning and precise placement, making them a good fit for utility maintenance, light construction, and repair work in constrained outdoor areas. In this range, platform heights are about 30–35 feet with working heights roughly 36–41 feet. Horizontal outreach commonly falls around 19–22 feet, and platform capacity is typically near 500 pounds.

Articulating boom lifts in the 60 to 65 foot class are built for up-and-over access in large, complex layouts. Their multi-joint booms let operators make continual, precise adjustments around obstacles, which is useful in settings like aircraft hangars, plants, and congested outdoor sites. In this range, platform heights are about 60–65 feet with working heights typically in the high-60s to low-70s. Horizontal outreach commonly falls in the mid-30s to low-40s feet, and platform capacity is often around 500 pounds. These internal-combustion units are set up for rough terrain with four-wheel drive and steer to position confidently on uneven ground.

Articulating boom lifts in the 125-foot class are built for outdoor work that needs up-and-over reach around obstacles. Platform heights are around 125 feet with working heights typically in the low 130s, and horizontal outreach commonly falls in the 60-foot range. Platform capacities are often between 500 and 1,000 pounds to handle two workers and tools. These internal-combustion units run on diesel and are set up for rough terrain with four-wheel drive and steer for positioning on uneven ground. Continuous turntable rotation and platform rotation are commonly included to fine-tune your approach at height. Models include: JLG 1250AJP.

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Hybrid articulating boom lifts in the 60 to 65 foot class combine battery power with an onboard engine for flexible, low-emission operation. They're built for up-and-over work around obstacles on mixed indoor/outdoor jobs, with rough-terrain drive for positioning outside and quiet electric mode for work in enclosed areas. Platform heights are typically around 60–65 feet, with working heights in the high-60s, horizontal outreach in the mid-30s, and platform capacities commonly between 500 and 600 pounds.