(L-R) Mark Shea of Fascan with Mike Marchant of Montgomery Cranes and Chuck Wehring of H&E Equipment who found a comfortable seat on the Fascan stand
The Genie stand with new look decals, and new Trax boom lift concept
The new Trax booms offer the ability to swap between tracks and wheels with commonality across the range
The Trax track units have 50% fewer parts and are easier to maintain
The Goman stand with its S08C self-levelling tracked scissor lift – which Almac claims infringes its patent – several units have already been delivered in Canada
Haulotte up in lights
The Haulotte stand
The first of the all new HA16E Pro/HA46E Pro boom lifts was purchased by EFI (L-R) Alex Winkler, Kris Oxford, Scott Hatcher, Wendy Jones and Nick Fredrickson
ERG took added a number of Haulotte Compact 3247 scissor lifts to its rapidly growing fleet (L-R) senior managers Jason Seabolt, Brad Taylor, Ryan Wilson, Zac Buchanan and Steve Cook
Hyrax booms from the Netherlands – doing well in Canada and making their debut in the USA
Star of the stand – a Lego type scale model
A well-stocked Imer Access stand
JCB’s electric drive scissors are now in full production
The global launch of JCB’s first telescopic boom, the 65ft T65D available in North America and other non-European markets. Outreach is 17.23m with 300kg while the maximum capacity of 454kg is available at up to 14.5m.
The JCB T60D features a rising pivot point, three section boom and 1.53m jib with 135 degrees of articulation. Total weight is 12,655kg
Built in India, the T65 features a larger power unit than most booms of this size with a JCB T4 Final diesel and Hydraulic generator
The 18.1 tonne Landoll PT40 telehandler with a 6m lift height/2.4m forward reach on forks, 7.5m lift height/6m forward reach with jib
The LiftSmart material lift stand
The LizzyLift stand with PB mega scissors
Magni had major stand with its 360 degree units
And its growing range of fixed frame models – it is maintaining the full specification for North America – no stripped down cabs here!
The Manitou referees – part of a new Sports based US marketing campaign - Laurent Bonnaure (L) and Ilmars Nartish at the press launch
The North American version of the compact MT625 – The MTA519 with new controls and a skid steer fork carriage
Also available with open cab
(MEC introduced two new Micro scissors, including this 20ft model
MEC’s cushion surface mat option
The MEC Nano 10XD – The yellow gates now indicate the unit is fitted with overload cut out protection
MEC’s Micro 19XD with laser exclusion area marker
MEC has added further design improvements to its 85ft 85J since displaying the prototype at Conexpo last year
It includes two modes of operation – as a telescopic boom – or as an articulated – electric and hybrid versions will come later in the year
Movex Innovation showed what looks like a Maxilift telescopic loader crane on one of its Tracko tracked material carrier with a capacity of 950kg at 2.66m radius
LGMG launched the M2030SE self-propelled mast lift
Sinoboom’s all electric – no hydraulics – 19ft scissor lift
(An electric linear actuator replaces the hydraulic lift cylinder)
Maintenance free batteries
And no hydraulics at all
Also on the stand a new 32FT Sinoboom AB320ERJN industrial boom lift
The Skyjack stand
New CEO Charlie Patterson with the new Canadian built Skyjack micro scissors
The 13ft SJ3213 micro and 19ft SJ3219 micro
Snorkel showed two new all electric – no hydraulics – scissor lifts with lithium batteries, the S3013 Mini and S23220 Mini with a 272kg platform capacity, overall length of 1.44m and 1.39m and total weight of 952kg and 1,111kg respectively
It also had new 19ft S3219 Plus - 1.83m long and weighing 953k with hydraulic lift, but all electric chassis
The 60ft Snorkel 600AJN has been designed with unique steering and compact dimensions for exhibition installation work
It includes a special ‘exhibition platform’ with trays storage area and a screen/graphic display carrier
The Reachmaster stand with Ruthmann, Bluelift and AlmaCrawler
Southwire - Sumner Lift material lifts
Zoomlion launched a new no hydraulics 19ft scissor lift, essentially the same as its standard 19ft, but with electric actuators in place of hydraulics.
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