A new self-leveling tracked scissor lift named the Bibi Lift has rolled into North America. ReachMaster, Kingswood, Texas, is the exclusive North American distributor for the compact, easy-to-operate Italian scissor lift whose adjustable rubber tracks and self-leveling system let it travel on sloping or sloppy ground and set up almost anywhere without outriggers.

ReachMaster says the design presents a safer, more efficient way to get the job done than previously available scissor lifts.

Skyjack's SJ6832 RTE is a battery- or hybrid-powered rough-terrain scissor lift that can work equally well outdoors or inside. It offers 32-ft. platform height, 1,000-lb. capacity, exhaust-free operation, and the same rough-terrain performance as a diesel-powered lift.

Powerful rough-terrain performance was a major requirement when Skyjack developed this battery-powered version of its 68-in. RT scissor lift. "We take the RT designation very seriously," says Barry Greenaway, scissor product manager. "We didn't want managers to have to compromise between diesel and electric performance." 

Skyjack hit that goal. The SJ6832 RTE offers the same drive-at-full-height capability, 3.5-mph stowed travel speed, and four-wheel-drive power as the diesel machine, but it will climb a 45% grade-5% more than the diesel version. 

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