All Terrain Scissor Lift

Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts (26' and 32')

Rough terrain (RT) scissor lifts are engineered for demanding outdoor applications where extra traction and stability are required. Unlike standard slab units, these machines feature heavy-duty tires, high ground clearance, and four-wheel drive (4WD) to navigate unfinished surfaces, mud, and slopes.

26-Foot Rough Terrain Models

The 26-foot RT class provides a significant boost in platform capacity and deck space compared to indoor models, making it ideal for framing, cladding, and utility work.

• Working Height: Reaches a total working height of 32'.
• Capacity: Offers a high lift capacity, often up to 1,500 lbs, supporting multiple workers and heavy pallets of material.
• Stability & Traction: Equipped with foam-filled lug tires and an oscillating axle that maintains tire contact on uneven ground.
• Gradeability: Built to climb slopes of up to 40%–45%, allowing the machine to maneuver around steep jobsites and onto trailers with ease.

32-Foot Rough Terrain Models

These high-reach units combine extreme vertical elevation with a wide, stable footprint for the most challenging exterior environments.

• Working Height: Reaches a total working height of 38'.
• Hydraulic Outriggers: Most 32' models include self-leveling outriggers that can stabilize and level the machine on sloped or soft terrain before the platform is elevated.
• Platform Workspace: Includes a massive main platform and a 5' slide-out extension deck, providing over 14 feet of total horizontal workspace.
• Drivable at Height: Engineered to remain fully drivable while the platform is extended, increasing efficiency for tasks like long-run siding or stadium lighting repairs.

Advanced Performance Features

• Dual-Fuel or Diesel Power: High-torque engines provide the power needed for 4WD performance and lifting heavy loads simultaneously.
• Integrated Power: Most units come standard with an AC outlet on the platform powered by an onboard generator for using corded tools at height.
• Simple Control Systems: Feature color-coded wiring and intuitive proportional controls for smooth movement and easier jobsite troubleshooting.