Metal Fabrication

Manitex Redesigned Boom-Truck Cab

Floor-to-roof windows minimize distortion and blind spots

Published

12 years ago

November 28, 2011

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times November 2011 Issue

Manitex (Georgetown, TX) will include a redesigned boom-truck cab on its machines beginning in 2012. Designed for high visibility, the cab has a 20°, vertical, upward tilt. Floor-to-roof windows minimize distortion and blind spots, the company says, and mimic European-style cabs. The cab’s interior offers an adjustable seat, 12VDC outlet, cup holder, rear pop-out window, sliding side windows and a redesigned hydraulic system.

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