Towable Boom Lifts in Scarborough

A lighter, trailer-mounted boom lift that you can tow behind a vehicle and set up with outriggers on site.

It isn’t driven around the site; it’s towed into position. Lighter, cheaper, and great for occasional work.

Yes—most models can be towed by a half-ton pickup with the correct hitch and towing capacity.

Common models range 34–55 ft working height, with 40–50 ft being popular.

Lower rental cost, easy transport, quick setup with outriggers, and compact storage footprint.

Generally yes—often 25–40% less than comparable self-propelled booms.

Usually a standard driver’s license is fine, but verify GVWR and local towing regulations.

Approximately 3,000–5,500 lb depending on height and options.

Yes—many towables are battery-electric. Ensure sufficient floor rating and space for outriggers.

Yes—towable booms rely on outriggers for stability. Setup is quick with auto-level on many models.

Approx. $200–$450/day and $800–$1,500/week depending on height and features.

Yes—most models allow a single trained operator to level and operate the unit.

Usually 5–15 minutes with auto-leveling outriggers; add time for site checks and barricading.

Commonly 300–500 lb. Heavier capacities are rare on trailer-mounted units.

Yes—MEWP training and familiarization are required, same as other aerial platforms.

Yes within limits—use outriggers on firm, level surfaces and follow slope and wind ratings closely.

Yes—most towables are battery-electric with on-board chargers (often 110V).

Use an appropriate tow vehicle, check hitch rating, safety chains, lights, and provincial towing regs.

About 56 ft working height (platform height + ~6 ft).

Lower capacity, must be towed to reposition, slower setup between spots, and reliance on outriggers.