Boom Lift - 55' (25) for rent in Isanti, Minnesota
Boom Lift - 55' (25) rents in Isanti, Minnesota for $375 per day or $1,312.50 per week. Pickup is in Isanti, MN 55040. Reserve and pay online through RNTR.
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About this rental
55-Foot Boom Lift Rental — Complete high-reach jobs safely and efficiently with this 55-foot boom lift. Excellent for commercial construction, industrial maintenance, painting, roofing, and tree care.
How much does it cost to rent a boom lift in Isanti, MN?
Boom Lift - 55' (25) rents for $375 per day or $1,312.50 per week. A week costs about the same as 3.5 single days, so the weekly rate is the better price for any rental longer than 3 days.
| Rental period | Price | Works out to |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | $375 | |
| Weekly | $1,312.50 | About $188 per day |
For comparison: Man lift rentals typically cost $150 or more per day, with prices varying based on lift type, location, and rental duration. Compare local options to find the best rate for your project.
Read the full guide: Man Lift Rental Cost: Daily & Weekly Rates
What is a boom lift good for?
A boom lift reaches up and over obstacles that a scissor lift cannot get around.
- Exterior work on buildings and signs
- Tree trimming and high outdoor access
- Reaching over landscaping or obstacles
- Straight-up work on flat floors: a scissor lift
- Lifting and placing materials: a telehandler
A scissor lift raises a platform straight up on flat, hard surfaces, while a boom lift also reaches out horizontally and works on rough or sloped ground. Booms rent for $250 to $1,500+ a day versus $150 to $450 for scissor lifts.
Read the full guide: Boom Lift vs. Scissor Lift Rental: Which Do You Need?
What are typical specs for 50 to 55 ft articulating boom lifts?
These are the usual figures for 50 to 55 ft articulating boom lifts, not this unit's own: each is the range across 2 published sources.
| Horizontal reach | 29.6 to 30.8 ft |
| Platform capacity | 500 lb |
| Machine weight | 16,094 to 16,300 lb |
Based on: Genie Z-51/30J RT, Skyjack SJ51AJ
What size trailer do I need for a 50 to 55 ft articulating boom lift?
50 to 55 ft articulating boom lifts typically weigh 16,094 to 16,300 lb; this listing doesn't give the unit's own weight. That is more than a tandem-axle utility trailer in the 7,000 lb GVWR class carries (5,065 to 5,350 lb), so it needs a heavier equipment trailer with a payload rating above 16,300 lb. Your tow vehicle has to be rated for the machine and the trailer together, so well over 16,300 lb. This lister also offers delivery, which saves the haul.
Trailer capacities are the typical range for that class of trailer; go by the rating plate on the one you use.
What height boom lift do I need for my job?
Measure your highest work point and add about six feet of margin. A 30-foot boom covers most two-story homes, a 40-foot model suits tall two-story rooflines, and articulating booms reach around obstacles.
Read the full guide: Boom Lift Height Guide: What Size Do You Need?
Where do I pick it up?
Pickup is in Isanti, Minnesota 55040, Monday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm, Saturday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and Sunday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. You get the exact address at checkout. Return it to a separate drop-off address, given at checkout. This lister offers pickup and delivery.
What should I know before using a boom lift?
A man lift is a motorized platform that raises you to heights for tasks like painting, gutter cleaning, or tree work. Operation requires reading the manual, inspecting the equipment, staying within weight limits, wearing a harness, and keeping the ground clear of obstacles.
Read the full guide: How to Use a Man Lift: Beginner's Guide
Boom lifts are rented equipment that provide safe access to heights for construction, maintenance, and event work. Rental costs are typically lower than ownership, and you only pay for the time you need.
Read the full guide: Boom Lift Rental Guide: Costs, Types & Safety Tips
How do I book it?
Reserve online through the RNTR marketplace. Checkout, payment and scheduling all happen in the app, with no phone call needed. This lister requires a driver's license: at checkout you upload the front and back of yours and a selfie holding it, or use a verification saved from an earlier rental.
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