What Is a Cherry Picker? Boom Lift Types Explained
Cherry picker is the everyday Australian name for a boom-type elevating work platform.
Advice topic
Which machine type the job needs, and how the realistic alternatives compare. Scissor against boom, electric against diesel, tracked against rough terrain, mast against scissor, telehandler against forklift.
Cherry picker is the everyday Australian name for a boom-type elevating work platform.
When an electric scissor lift is the right choice, and the width, load, outdoor rating and charging details to check for your model.
Which access machine suits warehouse fit-outs, lighting maintenance and work between racking.
Use this guide to match reach profile to the actual work face.
A practical boom-lift guide for contractors, maintenance teams and first-time hirers.
A narrow-access guide for warehouses, retail, facilities and fit-out teams.
A practical comparison for builders, warehouse teams and site managers.
The best machine is the one that fits the job, the site and the safe system of work.
Rubber tracks for uneven or unlevel ground, dirt and light mud, non-marking on hard floors, and two ways of levelling on a slope.
A boom lift is the answer when something stands between where the machine can park and where the work is. Reach, ground and licence decide which one.
Tell us the working height, ground surface and suburb. We will match a machine and quote delivery with it.