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Elliott Equipment L65

An aerial platform with a working height of 65 ft. and a side reach of 59 ft.

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3 years ago

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May 19, 2021

By

Signs of the Times Staff

This HiReach material-handling aerial platform has a working height of 65 ft. and a side reach of 59 ft. Other features include 600-lb. platform capacity, 5,900-lb. main boom lift capacity and 160° platform rotation.

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