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Boom Lift FAQ

Buying or renting a boom lift for the first time is often a difficult task for customers. Since boom lifts typically cost a few thousand dollars it's a good idea to do your research and make sure you get exactly what you need. Here are some common questions that customers need to have answered when choosing a boom lift:

What is the Difference Between a Telescopic and Articulating Boom Lift?

Telescopic boom lifts have a straight boom which can only extend and retract. Articulating boom lifts can extent and retract, but the boom has a hinge in it which means it can move in more than one direction.

How Much Do Boom Lifts Cost?

Boom lifts can cost as little as a few thousand dollars for a standard towable telescopic boom lift to more than $75,000 for a 120 ft articulating boom lift. Rentals also have a very large range, which goes up as the lift height increases.

How Much Does Delivery Cost?

Delivery fees from a local company will usually be around $100 each way. The larger the boom lift, the heavier it will be and if it needs a special heavy duty truck for delivery it might cost slightly more. It's always a good idea to get a quote on delivery fees when speaking with your local boom lift dealer.

What Happens if My Boom Lift Breaks Down?

If you are renting from a dependable company then they will either send out a service technician to your location for on-site repairs or they will deliver a new one and bring the broken one back to their dealership for repairs. If you own the boom lift that has broken down there's a chance that your manufacturer warranty will cover it, so you will need to check with the dealer that you purchased it from.

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