JLG had one of the largest stands at the show
Leguan launched its first crawler the 12.5m 125
The new 19 metre 1.2 m wide scissor
Genie topped the Self Propelled boom league with the Z135/70 and the New Z51/30 to name but two.
Haulotte's first effort in the Truck mount market. All exhibits on the stand were new products
The MEC stand was one of the busiest stands at the show
Skjacks circular bar was a popular watering hole
The shape of New electric Manitou booms, the 150AETJ prototype
A new Holland Lift 28 metre work height narrow aisle scissor was not on display, but eight units were sold
Iteco showed its new products in new colours
Dino had a major display and launched a new version of its 26 metre trailer lift
The Easi Uplifts team Fergus McArdle, John Ball, Ronan Mclenan and Patrick McArdle on their bright yellow stand
Poul Steiness of Steiness Liftcenter in Denmark (L) with Mark van Oosten of Omega lift, with the narrow aisle 26 metre scissor lift, featuring the highest scissor guard in history. Steiness has purchased to large Omega lifts for its re-rent fleet
Intense negotiations on the Omme stand
Holland Lift wins the prize for most machines per metre, while Merlo had the best telehandler access display
Snorkel had an impressive display and a good show.
A colourful Aichi parking lot on the outside area
One of the most relaxed stands at the show, Matilsa showed its trailers and a 4x4 Parma boom with levelling jacks, sold the Rapid in the UK. Matilsa did have the best wine, (sorry JLG, the Spanish red just pipped the Italian)
Socage with its renewed Navaho spider lift
Segundo Fernandez (L) Haulotte Group sales manager and Alexandre Saubot MD with the new HA41PX
The new 17m PB scissor lift, Dic Bac in the platform is the new dealer for Holland
The patented Boom on the CMC PLJ 250 truck mount
Rainer Lehmann shows his latest EMU mast boom with three section top boom
The new AAiro Micra self propelled stock picker
Gordon Leicester of Facelift takes a breather, in the background Chinese made scaffold towers
Dyno Europe attracted visitors with its Ice cream
A wheelchair lift fitted to an Oxley air powered version of the OX906
Aerial had a major presence, and a brand new 19m telescopic boom trailer lift
Dakota Shine and Unic shared a stand
Moba displayed a perfected Scissor overload device
UpRight showed the TL50 TRAILER LIFT and the aut level Speed Level
The Perk elctronics was promoting the OEM service tracker, in the forground Snorkel boss Frank Scarbourough looks typically intense
Remo Mambelli deomstrates the raised drive controls on the 16m Spilift from Leader
Euro supply exhibited the beautiful Hitachi crawler booms
Insulated platfrom specialists EGIE with a specialised van mount
The twin telescopic boomed 3.5 tonne Cicogna from Leader
The British built 22 metre Axcendant
The Spiders are coming, everywhere you looked machines were painted up in Colle, the dutch rental company, colours
Kesla launched its new 19 metre self propelled unit
Lion lifts Galaxy truck mounts caged in,
GSR with its up and over 3.5 tonne truck mount
The 1999 JLG 60ft refurbished boom attracted a good deal of interest
Comabi will shortly expand its mast boom range to include a slewing version
The IPS team launched a new parts catalogue and gave away a bike
Davide Agosta (L) and Elena Gamba of Svelt at the end of day two
Exhibitors confer on the Sumner stand during a quiet moment
John Ball next to his 42 metre Falck Schmidt Falcon which will be offered for re-rent throughout Europe
One of two mini cranes at the show, the IMAI and CTE's new spider lift boom
Eric Achten of Sky High with the new version of its self propelled boom
The New Palfinger TKA61KS had its international launch at APEX in Becker colours.
The Teupen Leo 15GT with variable height tracks
Gemmo crawlers showed new articulated track design
The new Pagliero low profile dual teleboom 3.5 tonne MX200 truck mount
Big scissors with double decks were much in evidence.
The tallest lift at the show the 89m Bronto
The 25 metre Aichi boom did not make it to the show, but a drawing did.
The AJ Access stand with Glynn Goodwyn at the counter
The most senior UpRight management, L-R David Sargent, director of Holding company Griffin, Frank Thorton VP of production, Owner Rick Stowe and new UpRight MD Noel Corcoran
Leopold Mayerhofer (L)of System lift seals a deal for over 20 Aichi 21 m wheeled booms
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