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Manitou 150AETJC3D Boom Lift

Contents
  1. Dimensions
  2. Platform
  3. Engine Details
  4. Operational Specs

Dimensions

Overall Length 19.85 in (6050 mm)
Overall Width 4.93 ft in (1500 mm)
Overall Height – Mast Lowered 6.47 ft in (1970 mm)
Wheelbase 6.57 ft in (2000 mm)
Ground Clearance 5.52 in (140 mm)
Turning Radius 15.82 ft in (4820 mm)

Platform

Max Platform Height 42.66 ft in (13000 mm)
Max Horizontal Reach 24.94 ft in (7600 mm)
Platform Rotation 140 degrees
Platform Inner Length 47.25 in (1200 mm)
Max Platform Weight Capacity 440.93 lb (200 kg)
Max Working Height 49.22 ft in (15000 mm)
Platform Inner Width 37.8 in (960 mm)

Engine Details

System Voltage 48 V
Number Of Batteries 2
Battery Amp Hours 300
Charger Amps 45 amps

Operational Specs

Operating Weight 14771 lb (6700 kg)
Max Speed 3.2 mph (5 km/h)
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