This JLG 340AJ is a used articulating boom lift — sometimes referred to as a knuckle boom or aerial work platform — designed to position workers and their tools at elevation while reaching up and over obstacles that a straight-mast or telescoping machine cannot access. JLG is one of the most widely recognised names in powered access equipment, manufacturing aerial work platforms and telehandlers for construction, industrial maintenance, warehousing, and facilities management worldwide.
The machine dates to 2024 and is located in Ontario, Canada, offered at $62,262. It is configured as a four-wheel-drive diesel unit, making it suitable for outdoor and rough-terrain job sites where traction and ground clearance matter.
From the seller's specification data, the platform reaches a maximum working height of 33 feet 10 inches (10.31 metres), with a horizontal outreach of 19 feet 11 inches (6.07 metres) — the outreach figure being particularly relevant for articulating booms, which are chosen precisely for their ability to work out and away from the base. Unrestricted platform capacity is rated at 500 pounds (226.80 kilograms), accommodating an operator and a meaningful payload of tools or materials.
The machine is powered by a Tier 4 diesel engine, meeting the emissions standard noted by the seller as environmentally responsible for equipment in its class. Steel hoods are fitted as standard on this model, a detail the seller highlights for the added durability they provide in demanding work environments.
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