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ACCESS IN ACTION • AUGUST 2015

Preston has been a familiar name on

construction sites for the past four

decades, particularly with its patented

SuperDeck retractable crane loading

platforms. However the specialist

construction equipment hire company

has rebranded as Preston Hire.

The move followed in-depth research

among employees, customers and the

wider hire community and coincided with

the addition of larger cranes to Preston

Hire’s national mini crane fleet and

further expansion of its hire offering with

inclusion of site storage container hire.

The company also has a new positioning

line, “Count On Us”, which Preston

Hire’s Group Managing Director, Markus

Preston, said came out of customer

research and reflects a true strength of

Preston Hire.

“Our great team, the way we do business

and our dedication to our customers

hasn’t changed,” Mark said.

Visit:

www.prestonhiregroup.com.au

or

contact: 1800 440 550.

New look Preston

Hire to deliver more

The Manitou group has

broadened its range of

telescopic access platforms,

with the 260 TJ which features

a working height of 26m.

An elevation structure on an

articulated fulcrum on the

TJ access platforms makes

it possible to get really close

to buildings for a better working area

and productivity gains. The compact

dimensions of the 260 TJ (width 2.42m

x 10.8m) optimise manoeuvrability on

cluttered construction sites. The model

features all-terrain characteristics

(4-steering wheels/crab mode), and is also

fitted with a jib, which will provide greater

flexibility to operators.

Fitted with a basket of a capacity of 400kg,

the 260 TJ allows three people to work

while a (45hp) Kubota Euro III A engine

gives the 260 TJ the power necessary

to travel over all-terrain surfaces.

Combined with electronic management

of engine speeds by stages, it allows

linear translation of the basket when

telescoping the boom, ensuring comfort

New Manitou telescopic access platform

and safety for the operator while limiting

the environmental impact (reduced

consumption and noise). The engine

is compliant with European polluting

emission standards in force since 2013.

Electronic management contributes to

making horizontal or vertical movements

of the basket during application along

the wall of a building. These simulated

movements are produced by a unique

system of hydraulic flow management.

The Manitou group has introduced the

Safe MAN System, a system for protecting

the operator from crushing incidents

and now available on the ATJ articulated

access platforms and the TJ telescopic

access platforms. Contact: 02 9517 3174 or

visit:

www.manitou-group.com

ACCESS in ACTION

The 260 TJ from Manitou features a working height of 26m

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