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Aerial Lift Machine Specifications

Finding accurate aerial lift specifications can be difficult. Whether you need to match a replacement part, verify weight capacity, or check dimensions before transport, the right specs save time and prevent costly errors. This central resource provides key specifications, including platform height, working height, capacity, weight, and drive speed, for Skyjack, JLG, Genie, and other leading scissor and boom lift brands.

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Genie

JLG

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Scissor Lifts (20)

JLG

Skyjack

Telehandlers (39)

Genie

JLG

Skyjack

Why Machine Specifications Matter

Aerial lift specs are not just reference material. They are a practical tool for anyone responsible for operating, maintaining, or sourcing parts for this equipment.

  • Matching parts to your machine: Many aerial lift components are specific to an exact model or range of models. Tires, battery chargers, control boxes, and hydraulic components are often sized or configured to fit a particular machine's specifications. Knowing your lift's platform dimensions, drive system, and voltage requirements helps you confirm compatibility before ordering a replacement part.
  • Verifying capacity for the job: Platform capacity, maximum working height, and outreach specifications determine whether a lift suits a particular task. Checking specs before deploying a machine helps ensure you use the right lift for the job, a basic but important step in worksite safety.
  • Transporting and storing equipment: Machine weight, stowed height, and overall dimensions are all critical when moving aerial lifts on trailers, through facility doors, or into storage. A lift that clears a standard warehouse door in one configuration may not in another. Having accurate dimensions on hand avoids surprises.
  • Comparing models: When evaluating which machine to purchase, rent, or recommend for a specific application, side-by-side spec comparisons across models help narrow the options quickly. This is especially useful when choosing between similar machines from the same manufacturer, such as the Skyjack SJIII 3219 versus the SJIII 3226.

For parts manuals, service guides, and operator manuals organized by brand and model, visit the aerial lift manuals hub.

Find Replacement Parts for Your Machine

Once you have your lift specs, the next step is finding the right replacement part. Aerial Equipment Parts carries aftermarket parts for Skyjack, JLG, Genie, and other leading aerial lift brands. Our inventory includes battery chargers, control boxes, joystick controllers, tires and wheels, hydraulic components, drip diapers, and more. All parts ship from our US-based warehouse and most orders go out the same day.

If you are unsure whether a part fits your specific machine configuration, our team is here to help. Give us a call at 303-704-7000, available in English and Spanish.