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JLG Scissor Lift

24 models in this series

The JLG Scissor Lift series from JLG comprises 24 models. Rated output ranges from 24.8 to 83.1 hp.

JLG scissor lifts ES, R, RT, LE and CRT/LRT – from McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania: the number as platform height in feet and width in inches, electric for the hall, diesel for the site, 18 to 61 kW

JLG of McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, is the world's largest maker of aerial work platforms – founded in 1969 by John L. Grove, who gave it its name, part of the Oshkosh group since 2006 – and scissor lifts are the volume product. The type logic follows the American convention: the first digits give the platform height in feet, the last the platform width in inches – a 1930ES is 19 ft high and 30 in wide, a 3246ES 32 ft and 46 in, a 4394RT 43 ft and 94 in. The letters name drive and duty: ES stands for Electric Slab, the battery-powered indoor lift with electric drive motors, R for the entry range, RT for Rough Terrain with diesel engine and all-wheel drive, LE for the electric rough-terrain lift, CRT and LRT for Compact and Large Rough Terrain, M for the version with mobile drive; the RTS models are older rough-terrain lifts.

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The register lists 24 versions with service weights from 123 to 7,711 kg, lengths from 1,753 to 5,180 mm, widths from 760 to 2,408 mm and platform capacities from 230 to 1,020 kg; the diesel models deliver 18.3 to 61.1 kW with Kubota engines, the older ones with Ford VSG-413 and LRG-425 petrol engines.

The 760 mm wide 1930ES is the most-hired work platform in the world – it drives through any standard door and lifts two people to 5.8 m platform height; the 4394RT with 94 inch width and extension deck is the site lift for façades and hall roofs.

On used lifts, operating hours, battery condition on ES models, play in scissor pins and rails, hydraulic tightness, the function of tilt and overload sensors and a valid periodic inspection are what count.

	25RTS	260MRT	330CRT	330LRT	3369LE	3394RT	33RTS	400CRT	40RTS	430LRT	4394RT	530LRT
Power	26.1 kW	18.3 kW	18.3 kW	18.5 kW	–	61.1 kW	26.1 kW	18.3 kW	26.1 kW	18.5 kW	61.1 kW	18.5 kW
Fuel tank capacity	56.8 l	28.4 l	49.2 l	113.6 l	–	113.9 l	56.8 l	49.2 l	56.8 l	113.6 l	113.9 l	83.3 l
Top speed	5.6 km/h	5.6 km/h	5.6 km/h	–	4.8 km/h	6.4 km/h	5.6 km/h	5.6 km/h	5.6 km/h	–	6.4 km/h	–
Wheelbase	2,490.2 mm	2,011.7 mm	2,301.2 mm	3,017.5 mm	–	2,950.5 mm	2,490.2 mm	2,301.2 mm	2,490.2 mm	3,017.5 mm	2,950.5 mm	3,017.5 mm
Length	3,790 mm	2,710 mm	3,100 mm	3,911.6 mm	3,150 mm	3,860 mm	3,790 mm	3,100 mm	3,780 mm	3,690 mm	3,860 mm	5,180 mm
Width	2,286 mm	1,798.3 mm	1,752.6 mm	2,407.9 mm	1,800 mm	2,392.7 mm	2,286 mm	1,752.6 mm	2,292.1 mm	2,407.9 mm	2,392.7 mm	2,347 mm
Height	–	2,160 mm	–	2,770 mm	2,740 mm	–	–	–	–	2,770 mm	–	3,080 mm
Unladen weight	3,855.5 kg	3,338.4 kg	4,127.7 kg	5,361.5 kg	4,427.1 kg	5,402 kg	4,173 kg	4,545 kg	4,717.4 kg	6,899.1 kg	6,940 kg	7,711.1 kg
Turning radius	7,420 mm	4,420 mm	2,130 mm	5,980 mm	4,720 mm	5,930 mm	7,420 mm	2,130 mm	3,430 mm	5,980 mm	5,930 mm	5,940 mm

JLG Scissor Lift

JLG scissor lifts ES, R, RT, LE and CRT/LRT – from McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania: the number as platform height in feet and width in inches, electric for the hall, diesel for the site, 18 to 61 kW

Models compared

Models

Telescopic platform in 3D section

1932R

2032ES

25RTS

260MRT

2632ES

330LRT

3369LE

3394RT

33RTS

400CRT

4069LE

430LRT

4394RT

530LRT

330CRT

40RTS

1930ES

2630ES

2646ES

4045R

M3369LE

2030ES

3246ES

M4069LE