GS-2669 RT
The Genie® GS™-2669 RT rough terrain scissor lift is a tough, construction-oriented four-wheel drive machine with positive traction control, which can increase operator productivity on demanding outdoor worksit...
GS-3369 RT
For increasing productivity on tough, construction-oriented jobsites, the Genie® GS™-3369 RT rough terrain scissor lift is a purpose-built four-wheel drive machine with positive traction control — ideal for increasing productivity on demanding outdoor worksites.
Overview
- Drive and function at full height
- Proportional lift and drive
- 40% gradeability
- Foam-filled, rough-terrain tires
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Working Height | 39 ft | 11.75 m |
| Capacity | 1,000 lb | 454 kg |
| Machine Width | 5 ft 9 in | 1.75 m |
| Machine Length | 10 ft 3 in | 3.12 m |
| Weight | 7,895 lb | 3,490 kg |
Chassis Options
- AC generator, 120V/60Hz or 240V/50Hz, 3000W
- Automatic leveling hydraulic outriggers
- Specialty hydraulic oil (cold weather or biodegradable)
- Dual LED flashing beacons
Chassis - Tire Options
- Rough terrain, foam-filled tires (petroleum based)
- Rough terrain, non-marking foam-filled tires (water based)
- Rough terrain, non-marking foam-filled tires (petroleum based)
- High floatation foam-filled tires: GS™-2669 and GS™-3369 only
Engine Options
- 28 hp GM, gas/LPG Dual Fuel
- Cold weather kit: 5W-40 synthetic engine oil, freeze plug heater, 110V battery blanket
Platform Options
- Air line to platform: ? in. inner diameter
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