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Distinctive Traits
The Haulotte HA 46 JRT displays a unique style in the 45-foot boom lift class.
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Haulotte JA 46 JRT boom lift
| September 2, 2010 – The Haulotte HA 46 JRT rough-terrain articulating boom lift brings distinct features to the North American market not only in design but also in appearance. The unit from the Archbold, Ohio-based company incorporates big tires with foam filling, four-wheel steer, and continuous rotation as standard.
The HA 46 JRT boom lift features a 2'x6' basket that features a full toeboard around the base. One of the benefits of this, according to Haulotte, is it prevents operators who are entering or exiting the basket from kicking tools off the platform. ...Read Full Article
Time-Proven Boom Truck
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| Terex RS70100 boom truck | June 16, 2010 – Introduced in 2004, Terex’s 35-ton truck-mounted crane is available in two model configurations. The RS70100, which was exhibited at the 2009 Equipment Showcase, features a riding seat and optional fully enclosed operator’s cab. The RS nomenclature stands for Riding Seat. The BT70100, or Boom Truck model, is equipped with two standup work stations.
“This is a time-proven design,” said Tom Limbach, sales training manager for Terex Cranes, Waverly, Iowa. “The crane’s closed box-style sub-frame features fully unitized construction with integrated frame and outriggers for a strong torsional base.” ...Read Full Article
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