S-80 XC and S-85 XC
Genie® S®-80 XC™ and S®-85 XC telescopic booms offer a dual lift capacity of 660-lb (300 kg) unrestricted and 1,000-lb (454 kg) restricted to perform a wider range of heavier lift tasks on construction and indu...
S-60X and S-65
Easily complete heavier lift tasks on construction and industrial jobsites with the Genie® S®-60X telescopic boom — offering a dual lift capacity of 750-lb (340 kg) unrestricted and 1,250-lb (567 kg) restricted — or the Genie S®-65 telescopic boom, up to 500-lb (227 kg) capacity.
Overview
Genie S-60X
- 360˚continuous rotation turntable for quick positioning
- 50 ft 10 in (15.48 m) of horizontal reach
- Virtual pivot primary boom aligns the machine’s center of gravity to work efficiently with a lower machine weight
- Positive traction drive maintains equal power to all drive wheels and an active oscillating axle option enhances traction on rough terrain
Genie S-65
- 56 ft 2 in (17.10 m) of horizontal reach
- 360˚continuous rotation turntable for quick positioning
- Smooth boom functions for finer control
- Virtual pivot primary boom aligns the machine’s center of gravity to work efficiently with a lower machine weight
*Please note that these machines are no longer available in North America. Click here to learn about the Genie® S®-60 XC™ and S-65 XC telescopic booms.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Platform Height | S-60 X: 58 ft 4 in / S-65: 65 ft | S-60X: 17.79 m / S-65: 19.81 m |
| Max Horizontal Reach | S-60 X: 50 ft 10 in / S-65: 56 ft 2 in | S-60 X: 15.48 m / S-65: 17.10 m |
| Below Ground Reach | S-60 X: 5 ft 7 in / S-65: 8 ft 11 in | S-60 X: 1.70 m / S-65: 2.72 m |
| Platform Capacity | 750 lb/1,250 lb | 340 kg/567 kg |
| Machine Width and Length | S-60 X: 8 ft 2 in, 27 ft 9 in / S-65: 8 ft 2 in, 30 ft 11 in | S-60 X: 2.49 m, 8.46 m / S-65: 2.49 m, 9.42 m |
Chassis Options
- S-60XC: 750 lb. / 1,250 lb. high capacity with automatic envelope control and rough terrain foam-filled tires
- Tow package
Tire Options
- S-60 Trax or S-65 Trax: Quadra Track System
- High floatation tires: includes additional counterweight
- Rough terrain, foam-filled tires (water based)
- Rough terrain, foam-filled tires (petroleum based)
- Rough terrain, non-marking air-filled tires
- Rough terrain, non-marking, foam-filled tires (water based)
- Rough terrain, non-marking, foam-filled tires (petroleum based)
- Tire sealant: air-filled tires only
Engine Options
- 60 hp Ford MSG425, gas/LPG Dual Fuel (not available on S60/65 Trax)
- 74 hp Deutz Tier 4f TD2.9L4, turbo diesel (standard with Trax)
- Diesel intake air pre-cleaner
- LPS Fire protection rating: Ford engine only and requires LP only operation
- Cold weather kit: 5W-40 synthetic engine oil, oil pan heater, battery heater and hydraulic tank heater
- Ford engine gauge package: oil pressure, temperature and voltage
Lift/Turntable Options
- Specialty hydraulic oil (60 gal - cold weather, fire resistant, or biodegradable)
- LPG tank, 33.5 lb. capacity: Ford engine only
- Second battery
- Hostile environment kit: cylinder bellows, boom wiper seals, platform and ground control box covers
- Deluxe hostile environment kit: hostile environment kit, ring gear guard, cable track hose cover, air pre-cleaner
Platforms
- 4 ft. front-entry steel platform
- 6 ft. dual entry or 8 ft. tri entry platform with ½ height mesh inserts and side swing gate
- 6 ft. dual entry platform with side swing gate
Platform Options
- AC generator, 110V/60Hz or 220V/50Hz, 3000W, hydraulically driven
- Air line to platform: ½ in. inner diameter
- Aircraft protection kit: platform foam padding and padded disable system
- Aircraft protection kit: with swing gate
- Light package: 2 chassis mounted drive lights and 2 platform mounted work lights
- Lockable platform and ground control box covers
- Panel cradle package
- Platform auxiliary top rail
- Thumb rocker steering
- Welder - Select Lincoln or Miller
- Welder ready package
- Traveling fall arrest anchor system: requires 6ft platform
- Traveling fall arrest anchor system: requires 8ft platform
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