Fletcher Access showed its new Omme lift 2750 RXJ with 15 metre outreach and its SkyKing van mount 179 TJV. Sectional tree felling was demonstrated with its Hinowa 19.65 LL.
The APF show returns this year to Ragley Estate in Alcester
The diminutive Piaggio Porter chassis with 14 metre Comet platform.
The APS stand featured the Omme 3700 and Hinowa 17.80 IIIs tracked spider lifts
An Arbtruck Land Rover-based platform
Jim Smith, commercial director of Atlas Cranes UK with a Penz 11L 980 logging crane following the tie-up between the two companies about 8 weeks ago. The crane has a 1,125kg capacity at 9 metres.
A Bobcat TL 360
A range of Jonsered and Loglift truck mounted cranes were seen on the Cargotec UK stand
The Fletcher Access stand
King Trailers exhibited several of its off-road trailers as well as this Bluelift spider lift
A Leguan 160 tucked away in the forest
Powerlift UK showed the 13 metre working height Movex P130TL with 430kg spare payload and modified rear end to cope with UK weather conditions. Also on show was the Easylift R160 and R190 tracked platforms.
Affordable Access was out in force with its SUP Elefant and Comet platforms
Tracked and truck mounted platforms from Multitel UK distributor Access Industries. The truck mounts included a 29 metre mounted on a 7.5 tonne chassis and a 25 metre platform on a 3.5 tonne Nissan Cabstar.
Overland displayed the 26 metre articulated, 3.5 tonne chassis CMC TB260 as well as a SUP spider
Overland's truck and Palfinger PK 18080
Palfinger Epsilon M120L
Promax Access stand
Shaun Day (R) of Promax Access with Adam Gallagher of Tracked Access Platfoms and the latest Platform Basket tracked spider
A Tireboss tyre pressure control system - essential for achieving that extra grip by deflating the tyres
A Versalift VST platform mounted on a Unimog chassis
A Unimog U2150 with a Palfinger P145 loader crane capable of lifting 740kg to 14.3 metres
One of the new 22 metre Comet platforms on an Iveco chassis from Affordable Access
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