Machine sales // New & used // Wisconsin
Scissor lifts, boom lifts, and telehandlers for sale, spec'd by the people who repair them.
New and used machines, sourced to your job and inspected before handoff. Not a lot full of leftovers: the right machine for the work.
Tell us the job. We find the machine, put it through a full inspection, and tell you straight if the smart buy is different from the ask.
SOURCING JLG · SKYTRAK · GRADALL · LULL · SKYJACK · GENIE · SNORKEL · NIFTY LIFT
Electric slab to rough terrain
Scissor lifts for sale
From 19 foot electric slab units for finished floors to 33 and 40 foot rough terrain machines for site work, scissors are the workhorse class, and the used market is full of them. That is the catch: plenty of tired machines look fine in a photo. On a used scissor we check what actually costs money: drive hours against the year, the battery pack on electric units or the engine on rough terrain machines, pothole protection that still moves freely, and whether the annual inspection is current or a project you are inheriting.
Tell us the deck height, the floor, and the power you need, and we source new or used to that spec: Genie GS, Skyjack SJIII, JLG electric scissors, and the rest of the brands we service daily.
Ask about scissor lifts
Articulating and telescopic
Boom lifts for sale
Articulating booms reach up and over obstructions; telescopic booms buy you straight reach and platform capacity. The right answer starts with working height, honestly counted: a 60 foot machine and 60 feet of working height are not the same number, and we will tell you which one the job actually needs before you pay for reach you will never use.
On used booms the money hides in the big assemblies: turntable bearings and swing drives, boom and lift cylinders that should hold load without drifting, the envelope and interlock sensors that keep the machine safe and legal, and diesel engines that may have idled through half their recorded hours. We check all of it before a machine changes hands, because we are the ones who would otherwise meet it later as a repair.
Ask about boom liftsSkyTrak, Gradall, Lull, JLG
Telehandlers for sale
A telehandler is bought on two numbers, capacity and reach, and the load chart is what connects them: what a machine lifts at full extension is a fraction of what it lifts at the boom's foot. We help you read that chart against your heaviest pick at its longest reach, so the machine you buy handles the job instead of flirting with its limits. SkyTrak, Gradall, Lull, and JLG are the core of the class, and they share enough engineering that experience on one carries to the others.
On used units the wear tells the story: boom wear pads that let the boom sag and chatter, extend chains stretched past spec, tilt and crowd cylinders, and tires. All of it is measurable, and we measure it before you buy.
Ask about telehandlersNo lot, no leftovers
How buying works.
Tell us the job
Height, terrain, power, how many days a year it works, and the budget. The budget is your number; we never publish prices, and nothing is quoted until we know the job.
We source to match
New or used, matched to the spec instead of the nearest thing available. If the honest fit is a different size, a different brand, or a used unit instead of new, you hear that first.
Inspected before handoff
Every machine we sell goes through a full inspection at the shop before it reaches you: the same walk our annual inspections use, with the findings documented.
The straight answer
If the smart buy is different from the ask, you hear it. Including the answer nobody selling machines likes to give: do not buy, repair what you have. When that is true, we say so.
Every machine we sell arrives inspected.
And we're the shop that keeps it running: repair, parts, and annual inspections under the same roof the machine came from.
Meet the repair shopStraight answers
Buying questions, answered straight.
Do you have machines in stock right now?
We source to order, and that is the point. Instead of steering you toward whatever is sitting on a lot, we start with your job and find the machine that matches it, new or used. Tell us the height, the terrain, and the timeline, and we will tell you what is available and how fast we can have it inspected and ready.
New or used: which is right?
Honest tradeoffs. New gets you a factory warranty, current controls, and no history to worry about. A good used machine does the same work for less money, if it has been maintained and it passes inspection. Low-hour electric scissors are often the used sweet spot; a hard-worked diesel boom deserves more scrutiny. We tell you which side of that line a machine is on.
Do you deliver?
Delivery can be arranged. Tell us where the machine needs to be when you ask about it and we will set it up as part of the purchase. You can also pick up at the shop in Germantown, and if a unit needs anything corrected first, it goes through the shop before it goes on the truck.
Do you take trade-ins?
Ask us. Whether a trade makes sense depends on the machine, its condition, and what you are buying, so there is no blanket answer worth printing. Send the model, serial, and a few photos with your request and you will get a straight answer on whether it is worth folding into the deal.
Can you find a specific model or serial?
Yes, that is the job. If your fleet standardizes on one model, or a contract requires a specific configuration, tell us exactly what you need: model, options, even a serial range. Sourcing to a spec is what we do instead of selling whatever is nearest, and the machine still gets a full inspection before handoff.
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Ask about a machine.
The job, the height, the terrain, and the timeline get you the fastest answer. We reply during shop hours, Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM Central.