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2013 Genie S-45 Telescopic Boom Lift
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2013 Genie S-45 Telescopic Boom Lift

$24,500 USD
For Sale: 2013 Genie S-45 Boom Lift 4WD with Dual Fuel (Gas/Propane), 2013 Genie S45 45’ Aerial Articulated Manlift Telescopic Boom Lift Details:, - Hour meter reads: 3,200, - 51’...
ConditionUsed
Usage3,200 Hours
Horse Power75 HP
Engine ModelFord MSG-425
Drivetrain4x4
L x W299 x 90
Lift Height45 ft
Max Reach36 ft
Weight15000
MLS Number13750219
CategoryTelescopic Boom Lifts
Last Updated10/3/2025
Location
Phoenix, AZ, US
Sold By
Arizona Construction Equipment, Inc.
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2006 JLG 600S Telescopic Boom Lift
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2006 JLG 600S Telescopic Boom Lift

Newly Listed
At auction Nov. 25
Location: Rocklin CA ***End-User Consignment*** S/N: 0300092726 *Details coming soon* *Per seller - 1 engine cylinder not working, new power track; new boom cables; (4) new injectors; glass...
Lot NumberTEMP4101
ConditionUsed
Usage8,096 Hours
Stock Number86753
MLS Number13974781
CategoryBoom Lifts
Last Updated11/10/2025
Location
Rocklin, CA, US
Listed By
J Stout Auctions
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Genie S-60XC Telescopic Boom Lift - 66ft Working Height, 1250lb Capacity
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2015 Genie S-60XC Telescopic Boom Lift - 66ft Working Height, 1250lb Capacity

Newly Listed
$27,900 USD
60' Platform Height, 4 X 4, Foam Filled Tires, Duetz Diesel, Extra Capacity Lift, 1,250Lb Restricted Lift, 750Lb Unrestricted Lift, 2,219Hrs,
ConditionUsed
Usage2,219 Hours
Drivetrain4WD
Lift Height60 ft
Lift Capacity1250.00 Lb
Stock Number4067-VE
MLS Number13974109
CategoryTelescopic Boom Lifts
Last Updated11/8/2025
Location
Pacific, WA, US
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Valley Equipment & Truck
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Why Boom Lifts Win on Complex Jobs

Boom lifts—also called aerial lifts, cherry pickers and man lifts—combine height, horizontal reach and precise basket control so crews can work safely around obstacles, façades and utilities. Choose from electric indoor models to diesel rough-terrain units with 4WD and oscillating axles for uneven ground.

Spec Decisions That Matter

  • Platform height & working height: size for your top task and add clearance; working height is typically platform height + 6 ft.
  • Horizontal outreach: key for façade and over-roof work; telescopic booms lead here.
  • Articulating vs. telescopic: articulating gets around obstacles; telescopic goes far and fast.
  • Power source: electric for indoor/low-emission sites; diesel for outdoor gradeability.
  • Capacity & jib: check basket rating and whether a jib adds extra articulation.
  • Tires/undercarriage: non-marking for interiors; foam-filled or RT tires for jobsite hazards.

Used Boom-Lift Inspection Checklist

  • Cycle the boom and function-test all controls; check for boom drift and jerky motion.
  • Inspect pins, bushings and wear pads at all joints; look for excessive play or metal shavings.
  • Check turntable bearing, rotation gear and hydraulic lines for leaks and backlash.
  • Verify annual inspection records and battery health (for electric units).
  • Confirm outreach & platform capacity match your heaviest tool loads.

Flexible equipment financing is available, and many sellers can arrange delivery. Compare multiple listings below and message sellers directly to line up inspection and transport.

Boom Lift Buyer FAQs

Articulating vs. telescopic boom—what’s the difference?

Articulating (knuckle) booms bend around obstacles and excel at up-and-over access. Telescopic (straight) booms extend in a line for the longest horizontal outreach and faster elevation to working height.

Typical boom-lift prices (September 2025)

Based on current marketplace listings, used boom lifts typically list from about $10,000 – $181,000 depending on platform height, outreach, power source and hours. (New-unit pricing varies by spec and OEM—see current listings.)

What platform height do I need?

Match platform height to the work plus operator clearance: 30–45 ft for light commercial, 60–85 ft for warehouses and mid-rise façades, 120 ft+ for stadiums or wind/industrial. Remember working height ≈ platform height + 6 ft.

Electric vs. diesel—when should I choose each?

Electric booms are ideal indoors or emissions-sensitive sites with smooth floors. Diesel rough-terrain models add 4WD, oscillating axles and higher gradeability for outdoor or uneven ground.

Towable boom or self-propelled?

Towable booms cost less and are easy to transport but have lower capacities and slower setup. Self-propelled booms lift faster, carry heavier loads and cover more ground on large sites.

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