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Parkes Phoenix

New Concept Platform Available At Sincock

November 3, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

The MAN’GO 12 aerial work platform is a new concept in platforms, combining the benefits of both articulated and telescopic platforms. Originally designed for rental operators, it’s also perfectly suited to professionals who need to get people up to 12m in height for construction applications as wells as industry professionals.

Compact and suited for all-terrain, it can easily navigate congested work sites and tight storage spaces. Once collapsed, its small chassis allows for easy storage, and with simple controls and upkeep, it also gives you performance levels that will impress your operators. Easily transportable equipment really is an asset for day-to-day operations, and we know how well that translates into productivity and effectiveness for your trade.

Whether it’s the generous number of slinging points, a more compact size or the ability to fit multiple machines onto a single trailer platform, our units are designed to make everyday operations easier for you. Compactness is a vital concept. If you have to deal with narrow aisles, areas with tight dimensions or low door thresholds, then the sizes of a machine will prove essential to you. And if storing the machine looks to be an issue, you can rest assured with its retracted dimensions.

Visit Sincock LVM in Parkes today to see this platform up close, or contact Bruce Cobb on 6862 5011 for more information.

Filed Under: Rural Round Up

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