This 2007 Genie Z135-70 is an articulating boom lift — sometimes called an aerial work platform or articulating aerial lift — a type of powered access equipment designed to position workers and materials at significant heights and reach. Articulating boom lifts are widely used in construction, building maintenance, industrial facilities, and infrastructure work where straight vertical access is not sufficient and the platform must reach up and over obstacles. Genie is a well-established manufacturer of aerial work platforms and material lifts, serving construction, industrial, and commercial markets worldwide.
This machine has accumulated 4,929 hours and is powered by a Perkins diesel engine, making it suitable for outdoor and heavy-duty job site use. The platform reaches a maximum working height of 135 feet, placing it firmly in the large-format class of articulating booms suited to demanding high-reach applications.
The axle configuration features expandable axles that extend to 153 inches wide with self-adjusting capability, providing the broader stance needed for stability at elevated working heights while also allowing the machine to be narrowed for transport or moving through tighter access points. The steering system is highly versatile, offering two-way, four-way, all-way, and crab steering modes, which gives operators considerable flexibility when maneuvering on congested job sites or positioning the machine precisely.
The tires are foam-filled, eliminating the risk of flat tires during operation — a practical advantage on active construction sites where debris and puncture hazards are common. The unit is located in Idaho, USA, and is offered used at $55,500.
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