2023 Manitou TJ65+
$159,305.00 USD
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2625 W AIRLINE HWY
WATERLOO, IA 50703
DETAILS
| Price |
$159,305.00 USD
|
| Year | 2023 |
| Make | Manitou |
| Model | TJ65+ |
| Stock # | 091195 |
| Serial # | MAN00000C01091195 |
| Drive Type | 4WD |
| Horse Power | 49.6 |
| Hours | 527 |
| New | Used |
Description
| 2023 Manitou TJ 65+ 65' Boom Lift 72'2" Working Height, 54'4" Max Outreach, 899 lb. Platform Capacity Optimize your "height" handling work with our Manitou telescopic mobile elevating work platforms! The TJ 65+ telescopic boom is designed to accommodate three operators, providing a platform capacity up to 400 kg. Along with this extra capacity, this model is also built with all the necessary features to facilitate your operations in high areas with difficult access: continuous 360 rotation, 3 driving modes (2/4 wheel or crab), durable chassis built for all-terrain, perforated platform floor, and transmission bridges. Take advantage of the exceptional performance of our MEWP line-up to improve your productivity and security of your crew on the jobsite. Features: Lockable fuel cap. 230V Predisposition. 4 simultaneous movements. 4 wheel steer with crab mode. Audible alarm and illuminated indicator lamp (leveling, overload, lowering) . Backup electrical pump. Continuous turret rotation. Differential locking on rear axle. Drive enable. Electronic platform compensation. Emergency stop button in platform and on frame. Engine on swivel chair. Front axle with limited slip. Fuel gauge with low level indicator. Integrated diagnostic assistance. Lights. Management via engine speed bearing. Oscillating front axle. Protective cover for control panel. Remote control for transport. Not available for sale outside the state of Iowa. |
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