S-80 HF and S-85 HF
The Genie® S®-80 HF and S-85 HF high float telescopic booms are designed to perform heavy-lifting tasks in sensitive turf conditions, such as sand and turf ground conditions. Engineered to “float” on soft or de...
S-60 HF and S-65 HF
Telescopic Boom Lift
The Genie® S®-60 HF and S-65 HF high float telescopic booms are designed to perform heavy-lifting tasks in sensitive turf conditions, such as sand and turf ground conditions. Engineered to “float” on soft or delicate surfaces, the Genie S-60 and S-65 HF booms protect softer surfaces during operation that could be damaged by the more aggressive tread on regular rough terrain tires.
Overview
This new generation of Genie HF booms retain the productivity features that enhance customers’ ability to get work done quickly, including:
- A virtual pivot primary boom that aligns the machine’s center of gravity for lower machine weight
- 22,224 lb (10,081 kg) on the Genie S-60 HF model
- 24,454 lb (11,092 kg) on the Genie S-65 HF model
- 4WD and positive traction drive maintains equal power to all drive wheels
- 45% gradeability (stowed) for driving on slopes
- 160˚ platform rotation and 360˚ continuous rotation turntable for quick, precision positioning
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Platform Height | S-60 HF: 60 ft 2 in / S-65 HF: 65 ft 2 in | S-60 HF: 18.33 m / S-65 HF: 19.86 m |
| Max Horizontal Reach | S-60 HF: 46 ft 7 in / S-65 HF: 51 ft 2 in | S-60 HF: 14.21 m / S-65 HF: 15.60 m |
| Below Ground Reach | S-60 HF: 4 ft 5 in / S-65 HF: 7 ft 5 in | S-60 HF: 1.34 m / S-65 HF: 2.27 m |
| Platform Capacity | 600 lb | 272 kg |
| Machine Width and Length | S-60 HF: 8ft 5 in, 28 ft 7 in / S-65 HF: 8 ft 5 in, 32 ft | S-60 HF: 2.55 m, 8.71 m / S-65 HF: 2.55 m, 9.76 m |
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