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    About Boom Lifts

    Also known as “cherry pickers,” “man lifts,” and “elevated work platforms,” boom lifts provide access to difficult-to-reach areas on construction, commercial, residential, forestry, oil and gas, and other jobsites.

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    Hours: 693
    Location: Gretna, Nebraska
    Hours: 738
    Location: Miller, Missouri
    Hours: 1,533
    Location: Hazard, Kentucky
    Seller: Montgomery's Premier Auction Group
    Serial Number: Z34N13-10766
    Location: Sutherlin, Oregon
    Seller: I-5 Auctions
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Miller, Missouri
    Hours: 964
    Location: Hampton, Nebraska
    Hours: 4,929
    Location: Boise, Idaho
    Hours: 365
    Location: Bryant, Wisconsin
    Seller: Silver Leaf Equipment
    Hours: 2,024.4
    Location: Granby, Colorado
    Seller: Allard's Auction Service
    Hours: 10,669.6
    Location: Walden, Colorado
    Seller: Allard's Auction Service
    Hours: 2,514
    Location: Hampton, Nebraska
    Serial Number: 0300170676
    Location: Hampton, Nebraska
    Hours: 4,814
    Location: Gretna, Nebraska
    Hours: 7,728
    Location: Fishers, Indiana
    Hours: 2,422.8
    Location: Washington, Indiana
    Seller: Graber Auctions
    Hours: 6,493
    Location: Waverly, Nebraska
    Seller: Hippo Equipment
    Hours: 4,973
    Location: Berlin, Wisconsin
    Seller: Equipco
    Hours: 2,475
    Location: Lafayette, Indiana
    Hours: 1,998.5
    Location: Hampton, Nebraska
    Hours: 257
    Location: Ridgefield, Washington
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    Auction Date:10/15/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Serial Number: S4015-21101
    Location: Pelzer, South Carolina
    Seller: Jeff Martin Auctioneers
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    Serial Number: S4015-21110
    Location: Pelzer, South Carolina
    Seller: Jeff Martin Auctioneers
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    Auction Date:10/20/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Hours: 2,733
    Location: North Baltimore, Ohio
    Seller: Yoder & Frey Auctioneers LLC
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    Auction Date:10/20/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Hours: 2,553
    Location: North Baltimore, Ohio
    Seller: Yoder & Frey Auctioneers LLC
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    Auction Date:10/29/2026 10:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Hours: 2,901
    Location: Donna, Texas
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    Auction Date:10/22/2026 8:30:00 AM (CDT)
    Serial Number: S45H-24358
    Location: Sealy, Texas
    Seller: Yoder & Frey Auctioneers LLC
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    Serial Number: S45H-24019
    Location: Sealy, Texas
    Seller: Yoder & Frey Auctioneers LLC
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    Auction Date:10/23/2026 9:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Serial Number: S4505-8646
    Location: Merrill, Wisconsin
    Seller: Wausau Auctioneers

    About Boom Lifts

    A boom lift is an aerial work platform that uses hydraulic lift systems to elevate workers, tools, and materials to heights of 180 feet (55 meters) and beyond. Also known as “cherry pickers,” “man lifts,” and “elevated work platforms,” boom lifts provide access to difficult-to-reach areas on construction, commercial, residential, forestry, oil and gas, and other jobsites to perform cleaning, decorating, maintenance, painting, tree trimming, and numerous other tasks.


    JLG 460SJC Telescopic Boom Lift

    Boom lifts are equipped with wheels or tracks, and use electric, diesel, gas, or hybrid power sources. Electric models provide emission-free, low-noise operation that makes them a good fit for use indoors or in areas with strict emissions and/or noise ordinances. Some boom lifts support the use of accessories and attachments such as board carriers, crane jibs, pipe racks, tool trays, and tube carriers. Common features and capabilities include outriggers and stabilizers, automatic self-leveling systems, rotating platforms, remote control functionality, air and water lines to the platform, and all-wheel and crab steering.

    MachineryTrader.com organizes for-sale listings for new and used boom lifts into subcategories as described below.

    Articulating Boom Lifts

    Articulating boom lifts use multiple hinged boom sections to reach tight spots located above and under obstacles. The JLG 1500AJP, for instance, has a 150-ft (45.7-m) platform height and includes a 130-degree rotating jib that pivots vertically and horizontally for highly targeted access. One rather unique model that’s often available on MachineryTrader.com is the CMC 83HD+ Arbor Pro. The compact, track-equipped mini lift is designed for the tree care industry and can be mounted on a truck for use as a boom lift and as a rear-mounted forestry bucket truck.

    Telescopic Boom Lifts

    Also known as “stick booms,” telescopic boom lifts are generally well-suited for use on jobsites with rougher terrain and for jobs that require extensive horizontal outreach. Genie’s SX-180 provides 80 ft (24.4 m) of horizontal reach to go with its 186-ft (57-m) working height and 160-degree rotating platform. You’ll find boom lifts on MachineryTrader.com equipped with four-wheel drive, built-in slope compensation, and the ability to move with their platforms extended. The popular Skyjack SJ82/86T features Axldrive, a true mechanical four-wheel-drive system with oscillating steer axle that Skyjack says provides unmatched traction and up to 50% gradeability.

    Towable Boom Lifts

    Towable boom lifts are available in articulating and telescopic versions and using electric, internal combustion, or hybrid power sources. They provide the same types of features and capabilities as self-propelled models but are often easier to transport between jobsites. The popular, articulating Haulotte 5533 A is towable using a standard half-ton pickup truck and without a commercial driver’s license. It has a 61.3-ft (18.7-m) work height, 55.3-ft. (16.9-m) platform height, and 33.5-ft. (10.2-m) horizontal outreach to go with its 500-lb (227-kg) lift capacity.

    Find Your Next Boom Lift

    You’ll find thousands of new and used boom lifts for sale on MachineryTrader.com from leading manufacturers such as Genie, Haulotte, JLG, Manitou, Niftylift, Skyjack, Snorkel, Teupen, and others.