Types of Cranes & Lifts
- Platform Aerial Lifts, Bucket Trucks & Digger Derricks (1)
- Scissor Lifts (1)
Subcategories
- Electric (1)
Manufacturers
- Hy-Brid Lifts (1)
Models
- HB-1430 (1)
Sellers
- ALL Family of Companies (1)
Countries
- United States (1)
States
- Wisconsin (1)
Types of Cranes & Lifts
- Platform Aerial Lifts, Bucket Trucks & Digger Derricks (531)
- Scissor Lifts (531)
Manufacturers
- Aichi (10)
- Airman (9)
- Airo (2)
- AlmaCrawler (19)
- Genie (60)
- Grove (19)
- Haulotte (25)
- Show All
Models
- 100 SEC (1)
- 100 XEL (2)
- 10RS (2)
- 120 SE (1)
- 120 XEL (2)
- 153-22 (1)
- 1532E3 (1)
- Show All
Subcategories
- Amphibious (1)
- Bi-Energy (9)
- Crawler Track Mounted (29)
- Diesel (8)
- Electric (262)
- Hybrid (3)
- Push Around (9)
- Show All
Hy-Brid Lifts Scissor Lifts Cranes for Sale and Rent
Scissor Lifts Specifications
The two main types of Scissor Lifts are Electric Scissor Lifts (Indoor) and Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts (Outdoor). Electric scissor lifts are primarily used on concrete ... Show More
Sort By:
Hy-Brid HB-1430 Scissor Lift For Sale
| Location |
Milwaukee, Wisconsin US 1717 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | Hy-Brid Lifts |
| Model | HB-1430 |
| Year | 2015 |
Price On Request
S/N D02-11468, 14’ Platform Height, Non-marking tires, 2x4.
Manufacturers
AlmaCrawler Bibi 870-BL Bi-energy
(Platform Aerial Lifts, Bucket Trucks & Digger Derricks : Scissor Lifts)AlmaCrawler Bibi 870-BL EVO
(Platform Aerial Lifts, Bucket Trucks & Digger Derricks : Scissor Lifts)AlmaCrawler Bibi 1090 PRIMO
(Platform Aerial Lifts, Bucket Trucks & Digger Derricks : Scissor Lifts)The two main types of Scissor Lifts are Electric Scissor Lifts (Indoor) and Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts (Outdoor). Electric scissor lifts are primarily used on concrete slabs or level smooth terrain and are mainly used indoors.
Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts are primary used outdoors to handle uneven or unstable terrain and are equipped to traverse slopes, uneven terrain, and mud.
Crane Specifications, Load Charts, and Crane Manuals are for *Reference Only* and are not to be used by the crane operator to operate any type of crane, telehandler, lift truck or aerial access device. To obtain OEM Crane Service, Crane Parts or Crane Maintenance Manuals, contact the crane and or lifting manufacturer directly.