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Berkshire Park depot · Sydney & NSW delivery

Access Equipment for Hire

Scissor lifts from 6.5 to 18 metres, knuckle booms, vertical mast lifts, telehandlers and plant trailers. Filter by type, power and access below, or describe the job and we shortlist it.

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Equipment type

Machine + trailer packages

5 packages you can tow yourself

A package is a machine supplied with the trailer to move it, for approved pickup. The machine's own height, width and weight are on its record; the trailer adds its payload and towing mass.

Help Choosing

Not sure which machine suits the job?

The right machine depends on working height, the surface it stands on, the tightest access width, whether the work is indoors or out, power restrictions on site, and any obstacles you need to reach past. Answer a few questions and the Quote Assistant will match machines from the actual fleet.

Where We Work

Across Sydney and New South Wales

We deliver across Greater Sydney, Western Sydney, the Hills, Penrith, Blacktown, the Inner West, the Northern Beaches and the Sutherland Shire, and out to regional New South Wales, with transport quoted by suburb and site access. Trailer-eligible machines can also be collected from the depot with a suitable vehicle.

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We deliver from one depot at Berkshire Park in Western Sydney. Enter your suburb or postcode and we will tell you where you stand before you ask for a quote.

No prices are shown here. Delivery is quoted with the hire, for the suburb, the machine and the site access.

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  • Real advice from people who move these machines daily

Equipment hire questions

What is the difference between platform height and working height?
Platform height is how high the platform floor rises. Working height adds roughly two metres for the reach of a person standing on the platform. Hire companies list both; size your machine on working height for the task you need to touch.
Which machine suits indoor work?
Electric scissor lifts are the usual answer: quiet, fume-free and gentle on finished slabs. For doorways and narrow aisles, a narrow electric scissor lift keeps the same benefits in a slimmer chassis.
Can a scissor lift be used on uneven ground?
Standard electric scissor lifts cannot. For unsealed or uneven ground you need a diesel rough terrain scissor lift, or a tracked machine for lawns and sensitive surfaces. Every machine has slope limits, so tell us about the site before booking.
Can I collect a machine on a trailer?
Some compact machines are trailer-eligible and we hire Brian James plant trailers rated for them. You need a vehicle rated for the combined load and the correct licence; we confirm weights with you before pickup.
Do you deliver to my suburb?
We deliver across Greater Sydney and regional New South Wales. Delivery is quoted by suburb and access, together with the machine, so the price you see covers the whole job. Check your area on the Service Areas page.
Do I need a licence to operate a scissor lift?
Scissor lifts and vertical mast lifts do not need a high-risk work licence in NSW at any height, but the operator must be trained (the EWPA Yellow Card is the accepted evidence) and site rules can add requirements. A WP-class high-risk work licence applies only to boom-type platforms with a boom length of 11 metres or more. That threshold is the boom length, not the working height or the platform height. Confirm your site's induction and licensing rules before work begins.

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Tell us the machine or the task, the dates and the suburb. We quote the machine and delivery together.

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