Rough terrain / 4WD
Long-term hireFrom $149/day on a hire of 3 months or longer What the rate covers
Skyjack SJ46 AJ
46ft diesel articulating boom lift, 15.93m working height, 7.54m outreach, 227kg: axle-based 4WD and 45% gradeability.
Machine availability and transport are confirmed as part of your quote. An enquiry is not a booking.
Long-term hire
From $149/day on 3+ month hire
Minimum hire 3 months or longer
Reach for facades, steelwork and awkward angles on a long-term rate, with no insurance, environmental or hire levies added.
Any delivery and collection is quoted upfront.
Overview
The Skyjack SJ46 AJ is a diesel articulating (knuckle) boom lift: 15.93m working height, 14.10m platform height, 7.54m horizontal reach and 7.45m up-and-over height. An axle-based 4WD system with 0.127m axle oscillation and 45% gradeability handles rough, uneven ground on 12×16.5 grip-lug tyres. The 0.76 x 1.83m platform rotates 170 degrees; the 1.52m jib works +70 to -75 degrees; the turret rotates 355 degrees non-continuous. Deutz D2.9L4 48hp diesel or Kubota WG2503 61hp dual-fuel, with a 110V AC outlet on the platform.
Where it works
Good to confirm: Diesel engine — outdoor use only. 6,033kg on a 2.29m wide chassis; needs site access and firm ground. An online listing cannot replace a site assessment, so tell us the job and we will confirm suitability.
Decision panel
Seven questions, answered from this machine’s verified specifications. 4 still to confirm with the hire team.
A Confirm mark means the decisive figure is not on this record. Send us the site details and we will answer it before quoting; we never guess a specification.
Specifications
Grouped for quick scanning. A row appears once its figure is verified for this machine; anything not listed here is not yet on the record, and the Fit & access panel above marks it Confirm. The manufacturer spec sheet always takes precedence.
Drawn to scale from this machine's stored specifications. The manufacturer spec sheet (below) governs.
Transport
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Quoted by suburb, machine and access. We plan the truck, the unloading space and any overhead hazards before the run, tell us about docks, tight driveways and height limits when you book.
Customer pickup has not been confirmed for this machine. Delivery is always available and is quoted together with the hire; if you would rather collect, ask the team and they will confirm whether a trailer combination is approved for it.
Logistics
What we need from you, and what we take care of.
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Quoted by suburb, site access and transport requirements, the machine and the delivery are quoted together for your dates.
Tell us the narrowest gate, doorway or gap the machine must pass through and we will confirm the fit before it is loaded.
Boom-type EWP. A WP-class high-risk work licence is required in NSW where the boom length is 11m or more; harness with lanyard mandatory in the basket.
Hire runs from delivery or pickup until off-hire is confirmed. Rates are quoted for your dates, suburb and machine together, see our hire terms for responsibilities during the hire.
Send your suburb, your dates and the tightest access width. We will confirm the machine and quote the delivery with it.
Safety
Every Equip Hire machine is function-tested before it leaves the yard. The operator still checks it before each shift, tick these off as you go.
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Tag it out and call us on 0472 721 234. Never operate a machine with a known fault, we will repair or swap it.
Ticking here is a memory aid on your phone, nothing is stored. The machine’s own logbook and pre-start check sheet are the record. Based on the manufacturer’s daily check requirements and SafeWork NSW guidance for this kind of equipment.
In NSW a WP-class high-risk work licence is required to operate a boom-type platform with a boom length of 11 metres or more. The threshold is the boom length, not the working height or the platform height. Below it, the operator must still be trained (EWPA Yellow Card, boom class). A harness on a short lanyard is required in the basket at any boom length.
Site prep
Five minutes of checking here is what keeps a delivery from becoming a return trip.
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Every gate, corridor and lift on the way to the work area. Handles, hinges, bollards and stored materials all eat clearance.
Compacted and trafficable beats “looks firm”. Mark soft spots, trenches and services before the machine tracks over them.
Firm, level ground where the machine stands, room for the tail swing and the counterweight, and the basket path drawn from that spot to the work: up, over and back in.
Keep the boom outside the exclusion zone for overhead lines and know the machine’s wind rating before you book an exposed job.
Room for the truck to stop and unload safely. Tell us about docks, driveways and height limits when you book.
Avoid
The things that most often send a machine back or hold up a job.
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Measure to the actual task height, then choose the machine. Nothing added “just in case”.
An 820 mm door leaf is not 820 mm of clear opening once the stop and hardware are counted. Measure the gap.
A boom is chosen on outreach at the height you need. The envelope chart, not the headline figure, tells you whether the basket gets there.
A harness on a short lanyard is required in a boom basket every time it moves, at any boom length.
Shopping centres and managed sites need the paperwork approved before the truck arrives.
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Tell us the job, the dates and the suburb. We will quote the machine and delivery together.
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Working height, not platform height
This machine is rated at 15.93 m (about 52 feet). Working height is what a person can reach from the platform, not the height of the platform floor. The difference is roughly two metres, and it is the figure most quotes get wrong.
A spec sheet answers what the machine does. It cannot tell you whether it fits your gate, your ground or your slab, so ask us. Two details is enough.
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