Added Jun 11, 2021
The 1999 Genie S80 is a lifting platform used in the hoisting machinery industry for raising personnel or materials, commonly found in construction and industrial settings. With a platform height of 80' and a maximum horizontal reach of 71'6", this equipment has a GVW of 35501 pounds and a maximum capacity of 500 pounds. Powered by a Deutz engine model 2349 TD2011 L04i with 74 horsepower in good condition, this platform does not have a canopy. Located in Florida, USA, this item is previously sold.
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| Industry | HoistingMachinery |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Lifting Platforms |
| Year | 1999 |
| Make | Genie |
| Model | S80 |
| Engine Horsepower | 74 |
| Engine Make | Deutz |
| Engine Model | 2349 TD2011 L04i |
| Engine Condition | Good |
| GVW | 35501 |
| Canopy | None |
| Maximum Capacity (Pounds) | 500 LBS |
| Platform Height | 80' |
| Maximum Horizontal Reach | 71'6" |
Lifting platforms are essential in industries that require vertical access for workers and tools, including construction, maintenance, and warehousing. Common types include scissor lifts, boom lifts, and aerial work platforms — each designed for specific height, reach, and load needs. These machines are often mobile and compact, built to navigate tight spaces while offering stability and control at elevation.
These machines are often used by operators who need reliability more than flash. Elevation failures can be dangerous and disruptive, so buyers look for strong safety records and straightforward maintenance. Battery life, platform size, and tilt compensation are all key factors. Indoor applications prioritize electric units with non-marking tires, while outdoor jobs demand greater reach and weather resistance.
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