Telescopic boom lifts in the 40-foot class provide straight-line, out-and-up reach for outdoor work where horizontal access matters. Internal-combustion power with rough-terrain drive helps position on uneven ground, and a telescoping boom lets operators work from a safe stand-off distance. In this range, platform heights are about 40 feet. Horizontal outreach commonly falls in the low- to mid-30s feet, and platform capacity is often around 500–600 pounds for one or two workers with tools. Typical models include the JLG 400S.

Telescopic boom lifts in the 85 to 86 foot class provide long, straight-line reach for outdoor work where horizontal access is essential. They’re a strong fit for high-elevation construction access, utility work, and exterior repairs on large sites where you need to stand off and reach out to the task. In this range, platform heights are about 85–86 feet with working heights typically around 90–92 feet, horizontal outreach commonly in the low- to mid-70s feet, and platform capacities often in the 500–750 lb dual-capacity class. Internal-combustion power with rough-terrain drive and steer helps position on uneven ground, and jib plus platform rotation features support precise placement at height. Typical models include the JLG 860SJ, Haulotte HT85 RTJ O, and Genie S-85 HF.

Tracked telescopic boom lifts in the 60 to 70 foot class provide straight, out-and-up reach on soft, uneven, or sloped ground where wheeled units struggle. The track undercarriage spreads ground pressure for stability and traction in mud, sand, or snow, while the telescoping boom lets crews work from a safe stand-off distance for construction, maintenance, and industrial tasks. In this range, platform heights are about 60–70 feet with working heights typically in the high-60s to low-70s, horizontal outreach commonly in the mid-40s to mid-50s feet, and platform capacities often in the 500–750 lb class. Typical models include the JLG 660SJ Quad Track.

Telescopic boom lifts in the 60-foot class provide straight, out-and-up reach for outdoor work where horizontal access matters. Internal-combustion power with rough-terrain drive helps position on uneven ground, and the telescoping boom lets crews work from a safe stand-off distance on tasks like power line maintenance and exterior building repair. In this range, platform heights are about 60 feet with working heights typically in the mid-60s. Horizontal outreach commonly falls in the mid-40s to around 50 feet, and platform capacities are often in the 500–1,000 lb dual-capacity range. Typical models include the JLG 600S.

Telescopic boom lifts in the 120 to 125 foot class provide long, straight-line reach for tall exterior work where horizontal access is critical. They’re suited for high-rise construction, industrial maintenance, tree work, and large civil infrastructure tasks, with a straight boom that lets operators reach out and up to areas that are hard to approach with other equipment. Internal-combustion power, four-wheel drive, and steer help position on rough terrain, and continuous rotation supports efficient set-ups at height. In this range, platform heights are about 120–125 feet with working heights typically in the mid- to high-120s, horizontal outreach commonly in the 70–80 foot range, and platform capacities often between 500 and 1,000 pounds. Jib and platform rotation features allow fine positioning at the work area while maintaining stability on flat, prepared ground. Typical models include the JLG 1200SJP in this class.

Telescopic boom lifts in the 65 to 67 foot class provide straight, out-and-up reach for outdoor work where horizontal access is essential. They're a solid choice for construction access, utility work, and high-elevation painting or repair, with rough-terrain drive to position on uneven ground and a telescoping boom that lets crews work from a safe stand-off distance. In this range, platform heights are about 65–67 feet with working heights typically in the high-60s to low-70s, horizontal outreach commonly in the mid-50s feet, and platform capacities often in the 500–1,000 lb dual-capacity class. Typical models include the JLG 660SJ, Haulotte HT67 RTJ O, and Genie S-65.

Telescopic boom lifts in the 45 to 46 foot class provide straight, out-and-up reach for outdoor work where horizontal access matters. Internal-combustion power with rough-terrain drive helps position on uneven ground, and a telescoping boom lets operators work from a safe stand-off distance on tasks like utility maintenance, tree work, and exterior building repair. In this range, platform heights are about 45–46 feet with working heights in the low-50s, horizontal outreach commonly in the mid-30s to low-40s feet, and platform capacities typically between 500 and 1,000 pounds. Typical models include the JLG 460SJ, Haulotte HT46 RTJ O, and Genie S-45 HF.