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    About Genie Boom Lifts

    From maintenance to order fulfillment to construction applications, Genie has become a go-to brand wherever there’s a need for personnel lifts, telehandlers, boom lifts, and related lift equipment.

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    Hours2,072
    Location: Phillipston, Massachusetts
    Hours1,514
    Location: Batavia, New York
    Hours3,508
    Location: Phillipston, Massachusetts
    Hours2,970
    Location: Bolingbrook, Illinois

    2008 GENIE Z80/60

    Articulating Boom Lifts

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    USD $25,000
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    Daily: USD $750
    Weekly: USD $2,200
    Monthly: USD $4,500
    Hours3,507
    Location: Detroit, Michigan

    2011 GENIE S125 (Reconditioned)

    Telescopic Boom Lifts

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    USD $76,696
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    Hours3,480
    Location: Saint-Germain-De-Grantham, Quebec, Canada
    Seller: Norvex Equipment Inc.
    Hours2,020
    Location: Hialeah, Florida
    Seller: Tuco Rentals
    Hours3,590
    Location: Mesa, Arizona
    Seller: Lift Equipment USA
    Hours2,901
    Location: Mesa, Arizona
    Seller: Lift Equipment USA

    2014 GENIE S40

    Telescopic Boom Lifts

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    USD $16,900
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    Rental Prices:
    Daily: USD $350
    Weekly: USD $800
    Monthly: USD $1,750
    Hours3,946
    Location: Apple Creek, Ohio

    2018 GENIE S45

    Telescopic Boom Lifts

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    USD $27,900
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    Daily: USD $350
    Weekly: USD $800
    Monthly: USD $1,750
    Hours2,619
    Location: Apple Creek, Ohio

    2015 GENIE S60X

    Telescopic Boom Lifts

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    USD $23,500
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    Daily: USD $395
    Weekly: USD $1,000
    Monthly: USD $2,300
    Hours3,290
    Location: Apple Creek, Ohio
    Hours3,250
    Location: Detroit, Michigan
    Hours2
    Location: Edinburg, Texas
    Hours1,959.7
    Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
    Seller: AirWorx Construction Equipment
    Hours3,457
    Location: Mesa, Arizona
    Seller: Lift Equipment USA
    Hours2,909
    Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan
    Seller: Great Lakes Access, Inc.
    Hours2,460
    Location: Moline, Illinois
    Seller: United Rentals - Moline IL
    Hours1
    Location: Mayville, Wisconsin

    2015 GENIE S65

    Telescopic Boom Lifts

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    USD $33,500
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    Daily: USD $350
    Weekly: USD $900
    Monthly: USD $2,700
    Hours4,757.8
    Location: Des Moines, Iowa
    Hours5,117
    Location: Bend, Oregon
    Hours4,775
    Location: Clay City, Illinois
    Hours774
    Location: Joliet, Illinois
    Hours1,099
    Location: Dayton, Ohio
    Hours785
    Location: Portage, Indiana
    Seller: Randall Industries
    Boom Lift TypeArticulating
    Location: Cartersville, Georgia
    Hours476
    Location: Nashville, Tennessee
    Hours2,560
    Location: Fountain Inn, South Carolina
    Seller: GearHeadz

    About Genie


    Genie GS2669RT Rough-Terrain Scissor Lift

    Genie still makes the type of product that gave the company its name back in the late 1960s: a material handling lift operated by the “magic in the bottle,” compressed air. Today, of course, the Redmond, Washington, lift manufacturer is known far and wide for its impressive variety of lifts of all kinds.

    Genie's Origins

    It was 1966 when Bud Bushnell bought the manufacturing rights to a pneumatic material handling lift, and began selling his version called “the Genie.” In 1974, after a suggestion at a trade show, Bushnell invented the Teletower portable personnel lift for maintenance and other aerial access needs. The telescopic Z-lift, Genie’s first self-propelled boom, followed in 1984.

    The rental market helped the company to thrive and gave it feedback for product improvements. The latter led Genie to start manufacturing scissor lifts in 1997. In the early 2000s, Genie debuted its high-reach S125 telescopic super boom and its Z135 articulated counterpart.

    Terex acquired the family-owned Genie Industries in 2002 and renamed it Terex Aerial Work Platforms; however, the company still brands its many products with the recognizable Genie name, including telehandlers that came with the new owner. The lift manufacturer currently has about 4,500 employees and a presence in 80 countries.

    Lifts Of All Kinds

    Genie has become a go-to brand where there’s a need to lift personnel, tools, and/or building materials. From maintenance to order fulfillment to construction applications, you’ll see the familiar Genie blue on personnel lifts, telehandlers, scissor lifts, and boom lifts.


    Genie S45 Telescopic Boom Lift

    The company’s scissor lifts are available in both slab scissor lift and rough-terrain scissor lift configurations. Its boom lifts, available in telescopic, articulating, and towable varieties, suit a broad range of aerial access scenarios. In addition, Genie makes add-on lift attachments and telehandler attachments including panel cradles, user protection mechanisms, and an Expo Installer for hanging large banners and signage for trade shows and the like.

    Genie products are powered by a number of systems, as appropriate. These include diesel motors, electric batteries (including Lithium-ion), and bi-energy (electric with a diesel generator motor).

    Find The Right Genie Lift

    LiftsToday.com is the place to go when you’re looking for new and used Genie equipment for sale. Popular models include the Genie S40, S60, and S65 telescopic boom lifts; Genie GR20 personnel lifts; Genie GS1930 and GS2632 slab scissor lifts; Genie GTH5519, GTH844, and GTH1056 telehandlers; and Genie Z45Z34, and Z30 articulated boom lifts.



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