This Skyjack SJ45T is a telescopic boom lift — sometimes referred to as a straight boom or stick boom — a type of aerial work platform designed to position workers and materials at height with extended horizontal outreach. Telescopic boom lifts are widely used across construction, industrial maintenance, facility management, and infrastructure projects where reaching over obstacles or working at significant elevation is required. Skyjack is a well-established manufacturer of aerial work platforms, known for producing reliable scissor lifts, boom lifts, and telehandlers serving rental fleets and end users across commercial and industrial markets worldwide.
This 2012 machine is offered in used condition from Georgia, USA, priced at $32,000. It carries a 2012 US EPA emissions label, confirming it meets the regulatory standards applicable at the time of manufacture.
The lift reaches a maximum platform height of 45 feet, giving operators substantial vertical reach for tasks on building facades, structural steelwork, and similar elevated applications. The platform supports a maximum weight capacity of 500 lb, accommodating an operator along with tools and materials. A jib attachment extends the unit's versatility further, allowing additional articulation at the end of the main boom and enabling access to confined or angled work positions that a straight boom alone could not reach.
Power comes from a Deutz D2011 L03i engine, a three-cylinder diesel unit displacing 2.33 litres and rated at 49 horsepower. Deutz diesel engines are recognised for their reliability in demanding outdoor and industrial environments, and this naturally aspirated unit is well suited to the sustained intermittent loads typical of boom lift operation. The machine rides on 12-16.5 tyres, a size commonly found on rough-terrain aerial work platforms and compatible with typical job-site conditions.
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