Telescoping Boom Lift for Sale

A telescopic boom extends in a straight line for maximum height and horizontal reach, while an articulating boom has jointed sections that bend to maneuver around obstacles like power lines or trees. Several of our models, such as the Versalift SST-40-EIH and VST-55-HDI, combine both telescopic and articulating movement for added versatility.

Most electric utility and telecom applications are well served by 45 to 59 ft working heights, which cover standard pole and overhead line work. For taller structures or forestry clearance near high-voltage lines, models with 63 to 75 ft working heights, like the Elliott V63 or Versalift VO270, provide added reach.

Yes, many of our Versalift models, including the SST-40-EIH and VST-55-HDI, feature insulated booms rated for live-line work, with some carrying a Category C 46kV insulation rating and TruGuard insulated control systems. Always confirm the specific insulation rating needed for your voltage class before use.

It depends on the chassis GVWR. Units under roughly 19,500 to 25,999 lbs, such as the Ford F-550, F-600, and Ram 5500 platforms, are typically non-CDL, while heavier 33,000 lb GVWR chassis like the International VO270 require a Commercial Driver's License. Always verify requirements with your state DMV.

Yes, CUES, Inc. offers rental options, including Non-CDL forestry and utility bucket trucks with working heights from 45 to 75 feet, available on weekly or monthly terms. Renting is a practical choice for short-term projects or before committing to a purchase.

CUES, Inc. offers flexible financing through AFG Leasepath, along with trade-in valuation services to offset the cost of a new unit. Contact our sales team for a customized payment estimate based on the specific Versalift or Elliott model, down payment, and loan term.