Need to reach high heights for your next project? Our straight telescopic boom lift rentals can get the job done. With heights of up to 185 feet, they can reach high workspaces with ease. We offer straight telescopic boom lifts from leading brands like JLG and Genie. And with locations across Michigan and Indiana, we make it easy to find the right lift model and make, though availability may vary by location – contact us for details.
For more details and pricing, call us at (877) 700-1945.
Availability may vary by location – give us a call at (877) 700-1945 or contact us online for details.
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Straight telescopic boom lifts, or stick booms, feature a single arm. They’re a common alternative to articulated booms, which can be more difficult to use because of their multiple sections. Stick booms, in comparison, are easier to control because their boom only moves in one direction.
Stick booms have the greatest horizontal reach of all aerial platforms. Because of their high reach, straight telescopic booms have a wider base than other lifts. Base widths are between eight to 10 feet, depending on the model of your straight telescopic boom rental. An average straight telescopic boom features a platform height between 40 and 80 feet, but it’s not uncommon to see specialized booms with heights of up to 200 feet. Platform widths typically have a standard size of eight feet or larger, which is one of the widest bases compared to other aerial lifts. The stowed height of most telescopic booms is under 10 feet, and telescopic booms use diesel or dual fuel.
Telescopic boom lift rentals are available with various tire options to meet the needs of different job sites. Tire options include rough-terrain tires, which allow your equipment to travel across gravel and shale. Other accessories for our straight telescopic boom rentals include:
Straight telescopic boom lifts are specially designed to reach extremely high locations with minimal horizontal movement.
They are often found in industrial construction projects, along with bridge work, multi-story building construction, and industrial inspection applications.
The main benefit of straight telescopic booms is their ability to provide maximum elevation up to 185 feet. Rough terrain types are also available, which usually have outriggers to stabilize the machine. Renting a telescopic boom lift is becoming a more common choice for companies and contractors because of their many versatile uses. Uses for telescopic boom rentals include:
Reasons for renting one of these lifts instead of buying include:
Some small and large businesses also choose to rent because they can lower their maintenance and storage costs. Renting is a smart decision when you rarely use a straight telescopic boom lift — for example, if you only need it seasonally or for a single project.
At MacAllister Rentals, we make the rental process easy. Our family-owned business is made up of lift experts who can help you find a straight telescopic boom lift for rent that meets your project’s needs.
When renting a telescopic boom, consider the width of the base. Compared to other aerial lifts, straight telescopic boom bases are wider, so your job site must be able to accommodate accordingly.
Depending on your project’s location, you may also want to contemplate the option of renting a rough terrain machine that has outriggers. Booms that are diesel powered and have more reach feature larger price tags for both renting and purchasing options.
Renting a straight telescopic boom lift is a simple process with our experienced team. In addition to offering advice, we also provide individual quotes based on your project’s job site, duration and more. Contact us or call us at (877) 700-1945 for more information or to start finding your telescopic boom rental.
