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    1. Construction Lifting & Concrete Placement

    Bronto

    Sept. 28, 2010

    Bronto Skylift S-170 XDT truck-mounted aerial platform reaches to more than 115 feet and is capable of lifting up to 1,400 pounds to a 170-foot platform height. Stowed, the platform boom folds next to the main boom for a transport height of 13 feet, and the platform fold underneath the main boom for a transport length of 39 feet.

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    Bronto Skylift S-170 XDT truck-mounted aerial platform reaches to more than 115 feet and is capable of lifting up to 1,400 pounds to a 170-foot platform height. Stowed, the platform boom folds next to the main boom for a transport height of 13 feet, and the platform fold underneath the main boom for a transport length of 39 feet. Bronto +3 advanced-control system monitors outrigger settings and platform load, automatically keeping the platform within safe operating parameters.

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