Tracked lifts, also known as spider lifts or MEWPs (mobile elevated work platforms), are versatile machines used in a variety of industries, including construction, tree care, and maintenance. These lifts offer numerous advantages over traditional boom lifts, such as increased stability and flexibility, making them an excellent choice for difficult-to-reach areas. However, as with any heavy machinery, the safe and effective use of tracked lifts requires proper training and maintenance.
Why Choose Tracked Lifts?
VERSATILITY
Working heights from 60 to 120 feet, ability to drive through 35 inch wide doors, and available hybrid powered models
TRACKED UNDERCARRIAGE
Variable width rubber tracks provide the ability to operate over non-optimal ground conditions as well as in confined and difficult to reach locations
SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE
Tracked Lifts only partners with the top brands in the aerial lift space, Platform Basket and Omme Lift
Portable
Most models can be trailered behind a three-quarter-ton pickup and are light enough to not require a CDL license
Easy to operate
Simple and intuitive controls make operating a breeze
Durable & compact
Tracked Lifts product range is engineered to withstand heavy use with key areas reinforced and vulnerable parts protected
Featured Products
Industry Specific Equipment
Arbor
Founded by an Aborist, Tracked Lifts features tree care focused models that are designed from the ground up to withstand heavy use
Facilities
Tracked Lifts models can operate both indoors and outdoors making hard to reach jobs easy
Rentals
Easy to transport and simple to operate, our Tracked Lifts models make great additions to rental fleets
Elevate Your Lift Knowledge
Blog | Nov 29, 2022
A Guide to Winterizing Your Tracked Lift
In most parts of the United States, freezing temperatures are upon us. That being said, it’s important to provide special care for your Tracked Lift to ensure that it will continue working for you in these cold temps or give you an easy start-up come spring if your business takes a break during the winter months. There are three things that you should consider when thinking of winterizing your machine: winterization service, the stowing of your machine, and how to use your machine during the winter months.
