December 12, 20251 min read
BT26RT Boom Lift – New Arrival, Ready for Work
The BT26RT rough-terrain boom lift has officially arrived in our yard, offering a high-reach solution designed for demanding aerial operations. With its robust engine, large platform capacity, and reliable 26-meter working height, the BT26RT delivers outstanding performance across construction, installation, and maintenance tasks.
Its four-wheel drive system and strong off-road capability ensure stable operation on complex job sites. The machine also features smooth control, precise positioning, and a durable structure that supports long-term, intensive use.
Backed by our company's professional inspection, maintenance, and global delivery services, every unit is checked to ensure safe and efficient operation. Our team provides detailed condition reports and supports fast shipment to multiple overseas markets.
The newly arrived BT26RT is now available for viewing, testing, and export.
Quick spec summary for this Dingli BT26RT:
- Working height approx. 26 m — telescopic boom
- Rough-terrain 4WD diesel chassis
- Platform capacity approx. 230 kg
- Suits facade, steel-structure and plant construction
Condition and Inspection
At intake we photographed the machine from all sides, tested every lift/drive function, checked battery and charger condition, and logged the hour-meter reading as displayed — “not recorded” where no working meter is fitted.
Before any payment is due, we share the completed 29-checkpoint report and full photo set, including a clear shot of the data plate.
Availability
In stock, ready for inspection (on-site or via video call). Send us your destination port and we will reply with a written quotation — EXW, FOB or CIF — together with the 29-checkpoint report.
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