Direct drive, "passive pothole protection" reduce parts to two-thirds to half that of competitors'
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JLG's "passive pothole protection" is a pair of bars welded to the corners of the chassis, strategically located to support the lift and prevent tipping if a wheel falls into a hole or drops over an...
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JLG credits direct electric drive motors on its 1932RS and 3248RS electric scissor lifts (platform heights of 19 ft. and 32 ft.) with delivering "industry-leading duty cycles." Direct drive and what the maker calls "passive pothole protection" -- actually a pair of bars welded to the corners of the chassis, strategically located to support the lift and prevent tipping if a wheel falls into a hole or drops over an edge -- reduces the total number of moving parts to between two-thirds and half of competitive models. The lifts require only four hydraulic hoses, which reduces the chance of leaks.
- Lift-off, metal side panels allow easy, durable access to battery storage and hydraulics
- Both models can climb grades of up to 25%
- Capacities of 500 lbs. and 705 lbs.
Want to know more about this product? Click here to request more information about JLG 1932RS and 3248RS Electric Scissor Lifts from JLG Industries Inc. .

