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Towable Lifts
With a towable boom lift, your lift can go anywhere your truck can, making the versatility and portability of a tow behind manlift a popular choice for pretty much any job site. Some models deliver an impressive and versatile working height of up to 60 feet, giving towable aerial lifts the potential for countless applications.
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Towable Boom Lifts
Towable boom lifts offer unmatched flexibility for contractors and job sites that require reliable height access but with the convenience of mobility.
Who Uses Towable Lifts?
Towable lifts are used across a wide range of industries that require temporary, portable access to elevated work areas without committing to a full-size boom or scissor lift. They’re popular with trades and service providers including, but not limited to, electricians, painters, sign installers, arborists, and exterior building maintenance crews because they can be easily transported behind a truck and set up quickly on residential, commercial, or light industrial job sites.
Working with Towable Lifts
Towable man lifts come in a variety of platform heights with multiple features and reach options to suit both indoor and outdoor environments depending on your needs. For jobs that demand compact efficiency, towable lifts are ideal, combining vertical stability with a small footprint.
Towable Lifts For Sale
CanLift Equipment offers an excellent selection of tow behind manlifts for sale or lease in Canada from a number of reputable manufacturers including Genie, Haulotte/Biljax and JLG.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Towable Lifts
What are towable boom lifts used for?
Towable boom lifts are used to access elevated work areas for hard to reach tasks like maintenance, installation, and inspection. They are commonly used for exterior work where mobility and reach are needed, but a self contained lift is too much. These lifts are meant to be transported easily between job sites.
What kind of vehicle do you need to tow a boom lift?
Most towable boom lifts can be towed using a standard pickup truck or SUV with the appropriate towing capacity. The required vehicle will depend on the lift’s weight and hitch specifications. Always check with us regarding towing requirements before transport.
Are towable boom lifts safe for homeowners and small contractors?
Towable man lifts are typically safe when used according to manufacturer guidelines and regular safety standards. Proper training, ground assessment, and use of safety features are always essential. They are most commonly used by both homeowners and smaller-job contractors for light to moderate work.
How high can most towable boom lifts reach?
Most towable boom lifts provide working heights ranging anywhere from 30 to 60 feet. Exact reach depends on the individual model and boom configuration. Towable aerial lifts are designed specifically to balance height, stability, and portability.
Do you need a license to use a towable boom lift?
A formal license is not typically required to operate a towable boom lift, but operator training is highly recommended. Some job sites or jurisdictions may require certification or proof of training, but regulations can vary by location and employer so be sure to check in your local area.
Are towable boom lifts easy to set up and level?
Towable boom lifts are designed for relatively quick setup and include outriggers to help with leveling on uneven ground. Manual or automatic leveling systems are available to help stabilize the lift before use. Setup time will depend on site conditions and operator experience.
Are towable boom lifts suitable for tree trimming and exterior work?
Towable boom lifts are commonly used for activities like tree trimming, exterior repairs, and simple building maintenance. Their ability to maneuver around obstacles makes them well suited for outdoor applications. Ground conditions and overhead clearance should always be thoroughly evaluated before use.
When should you choose a towable boom lift instead of a self-propelled lift?
Choose a towable boom lift when you need portability between job sites and have a vehicle like a truck that is capable of towing it. Towable lifts are ideal for occasional use or projects where maneuverability at height is less necessary. Self-propelled lifts are better applied when frequent movement under power and precise positioning on the job site are required.
