UK rental company PG Platforms has taken delivery of a 26 metre Ruthmann TBR260 truck mounted lift.
Mounted on a 3.5 tonne chassis, the TBR 260 features a five section telescopic boom topped by a long jib with up to 185 degrees of articulation. Maximum outreach is 17 metres with a 100kg platform capacity over the rear of the chassis, reduced to 14.2 metres over the sides and 12.2 metres over the front. Maximum platform capacity is 295kg.
The handover
Chris Wrenn of Ruthmann UK dealer Versalift said: “It is a genuine pleasure to know, work with and support a machine that never fails to impress. My thanks to Steve Cutting and the team for adding the TBR260 to their fleet.”
Steve Cutting (L) and Chris Wrenn
Based in Snodland, Kent, PG celebrated 40 years in business last year, a bittersweet anniversary with founder Phil Cutting passing away in May last year.
The PG Platforms name dates from 1984, although Phil Cutting had started out a few years earlier as a one man band. His son Steve joined his father in 1992, and they moved to the current premises in 2015, while a second location was opened in Bolney, near Haywards Heath in West Sussex. Steve’s son Charlie joined the business in 2018 as a truck mounted lift operator. The business covers Greater London and the South East region of England.
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