This 2015 JLG 400S is a telescopic boom lift — also commonly referred to as a stick boom or aerial work platform — a type of powered access machine used to position workers and tools at height across construction sites, industrial facilities, maintenance operations, and infrastructure projects. JLG is one of the most widely recognised manufacturers of aerial access equipment in the world, producing boom lifts, scissor lifts, and related machinery for commercial and industrial markets globally.
The machine offers a 40-foot platform height and a 46-foot working height, with a 34-foot horizontal reach, making it well suited to tasks requiring both elevation and extended outward access. The basket measures 36 inches wide by 96 inches long and supports a maximum capacity of 1,000 lb in restricted mode and 500 lb unrestricted. The basket features hydraulic rotation, and the boom is equipped with variable speed boom and rotate control functions including a creep setting for precise, controlled positioning. Oscillating axles support stability and mobility across uneven terrain, and the machine is configured with four-wheel drive. Gradeability is rated at 45%.
Power comes from a 2.9-litre Deutz diesel engine. The inspector notes a good cold start, good compression, normal cylinder balance, good power output, and no blowby. Drive is through a hydrostatic transmission, which the inspection records as functioning normally. Final drives, power steering, and hydraulics are all reported in good condition, with function and timing within specifications and fluid levels correct.
A notable feature of this machine is the integrated 7.5 kW three-phase 120/240-volt SkyPower generator, which allows it to supply electrical power directly from the platform — useful for powering tools or equipment at height without a separate generator unit.
The machine rides on 12x16.5 foam-filled tyres mounted on steel wheels. Tread life is noted at approximately 40% remaining, with some chunking observed on the tyres. Paint, bodywork, and controls are all reported in good condition, with controls described as fully functional. The hour meter reads 2,973 hours. The machine carries serial number and was inspected by Robert Sorrells. It is located in Orem, Utah, in the Salt Lake City area, and is offered at $35,000.
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