Tracked Multi-Terrain Lifts

Different tree care jobs require varying heights and reach capabilities. You’ll want a Tracked Lift that can handle both vertical height (working canopy level) and horizontal outreach (over obstacles like fences or buildings).

Be sure to identify the lift that balances working height with a strong outreach radius.  

Naturally, we strongly recommend trialing any lift to experience their stability and smooth articulation.  

Many jobs involve rough, uneven, or delicate terrain. Tracked spider lifts are designed for these conditions, but some handle it better than others.

• Track Design: Adjustable or variable-width tracks for added stability.
• Weight Distribution: Minimizing ground pressure to protect sensitive surfaces like lawns.
• Incline Capabilities: Can the lift handle slopes like the 18.95 which offers an excellent balance of compact size and incline capability with adjustable tracks.

Your team’s safety is paramount. Advanced safety systems ensure fewer accidents and more confidence when working at height.

• Load Monitoring: Prevents overload by alerting the operator.
• Outreach Monitoring: Prevents over extending the boom in any direction by alerting the operator.
• Outriggers and stabilization systems: Providing a solid foundation and footing in a variety of terrains to reduce the risk of tip-overs.  
• Armored Protection of Key Components:  Accidents happen and branches do fall.  Having metal armored protection on the vital parts of the lift are essential to your safety.  Make certain the gas tank and outrigger cylinders are properly protected as well as the hydraulic lines and electrical components.  
• Control Redundancy: Make certain your lift has multiple controls to operate the lift so there is redundancy in operation.

Arborists work on dynamic jobsites, so having a machine that’s easy to transport and quick to set up is a big win.

Features to consider:

• Compact Dimensions: Ensures the lift can pass through narrow gates and access tight spaces.
• Quick Setup Time: Look for lifts with automated or semi-automated stabilization.
• Lightweight Design: Easier towing with smaller vehicles.

Tree care work is tough on equipment, so your spider lift needs to handle rugged conditions while minimizing downtime.

• Build Quality: Robust construction for long-term durability.
• Component Access: Easy-to-service components for reduced maintenance costs.
• Warranty and Support: Comprehensive support and parts availability.

• Gas or Diesel-powered: Ideal for outdoor use with no electrical access.
• Electric-powered: Suitable for indoor use or locations requiring minimal noise and emissions.
• Hybrid models: Offer flexibility for both indoor and outdoor applications.