Genie S-125 Aerial Lift Specs, Dimensions, Comparisons : CEG

Genie S-125 Aerial Lift

Category: Aerial Lifts ➔
Manufacturer: Genie ➔
Model: S-125 ➔

General Specifications

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	2 in (5 cm)
Overall Height - mast lowered	10 ft (3 m)
Overall Length	47 in (119 cm)
Overall Width	8 ft (2 m)
Turning Radius	22 ft (7 m)
Wheelbase	12 ft (4 m)

Engine

Engine Model	TD2011 L04i
Fuel Type	diesel
Gross Power	74 hp (55 kw)

Performance

Fuel Capacity	40 gal (151 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	55 gal (208 l)
Max Speed	3 mph (5 kph)
Operating Weight	44,639 lbs (20,248 kg)
Tire Size	445/65D22.5

Platform

Max Horizontal Reach	80 ft (24 m)
Max Platform Height	125 ft (38 m)
Max Platform Weight Capacity	501 lbs (227 kg)
Max Working Height	132 ft (40 m)
Platform Inner Length	96 in (244 cm)
Platform Inner Width	36 in (91 cm)
Platform Rotation	160 degrees

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