Used Terex Zoom Boom Thousand Oaks

A Versatile Investment
Terex's Genie telehandlers can transport, place and lift items with ease and precision, making these a great alternative for both small and large tasks. Providing high performance while being simple to maneuver, these machines are available with many attachments. Genie telehandlers meet the needs of most landscape, construction, farming and masonry applications. Their models are an advantage to any fleet. Genie telehandlers enjoy a solid reputation within the industry of being able to meet and exceed the needs of even the harshest working settings.

User-Friendly Controls
The operator comfort begins with the large cab which provides tilt steering. Operators could easily become comfortable with the multi-function joystick precise positioning technology. This particular feature offers easy maneuverability in a fast way with less effort from the operator.

Multi-Function at Multiple Sites
Genie telehandlers operate basically on any worksite thanks to their 4-wheel drive and infinitely variable hydrostatic transmission. There are 3 steering modes, including coordinated, front wheel and crab steer that provide increased maneuverability with a tight turning radius.

Better Productivity
To be able to meet the correct requirements on each attachment being utilized, the operator can just tailor the auxiliary hydraulics. The Genie GTH-5519 telehandler is outfitted with a standard auxiliary hydraulic system. This provides proportional or continuous flow and complete reversible flow to the boom tip.

Designed For Serviceability
Serviceability has been a focus when making all Terex machinery. They offer interchangeable parts that are common, along with easy to access, no-tool access to daily inspection points in order to make Genie telehandlers as straightforward to service as they are to use.

Compact Maneuverability
Genie telehandlers are compact and lightweight, making them easy to transport to the jobsite and simple to maneuver once they are there. The Genie GTH-5519 is built to boost mobility and gets the job done in tight areas. These telehandlers have the lift capacity to lift up to 5000 lbs. or 2500 kilograms.

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