Skyjack has announced the launch of an all new compact Rough Terrain scissor lift, the 40ft SJ6940 RT.
The new model tops the company’s compact RT scissor lift lineup with a maximum working height of just over 14 metres, and a maximum platform capacity of 363kg- three people indoors and two outdoors. When the 1.07 metre platform extension is out, the machine has one of the longest decks for a compact RT, at 4.52 metres and can be driven at full height with extended deck.
An oscillating front – steering - axle and auto-levelling jacks are standard on European and Australian versions, but optional on North American (ANSI/CSA) models. The Kubota diesel is HVO ready, while the four wheel drive system employs four hydraulic wheel motors with torque hubs and ‘intelligent adaptive drive’.
The SJ6940 RT has an overall width of 1.8 metres, an overall length when stowed of 3.63 metres and an overall height of 2.74 metres, but just 1.91 metres when guardrails are folded down. Total weight is 5,135kg.
Skyjack president Charlie Patterson said: “At Skyjack, we pride ourselves on designing for rental and building machines that optimise productivity. The new SJ6940 RT scissor offers outstanding performance and an impressive platform capacity.”
Product manager Corey Connolly added: “The SJ6940 RT is purpose built to outperform in rough terrain conditions. Our four level scissor stack, with a single lift cylinder design, significantly reduces leak points and simplifies maintenance. In keeping with Skyjack’s commitment to sustainability, this new machine has an HVO compatible engine with a dual fuel option in North America.”
The new lift will make its first public appearance at the ARA and Conexpo during the first week of March. It is available to ship now in the Americas, Europe, and Australia. The shows will also see the launch of the North American versions of the new SJ5545 E electric drive slab scissor lift and its new electric/hybrid articulated boom lifts the SJ45 AJE+ and SJ60 AJHE+.
The promotional videos below highlight the new machine's key features
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