How to Properly Maintain Your Genie® Telehandler
Genie was excited to introduce the updated Genie® GTH™-1056 telehandler to its line-up earlier this year. But even new equipment needs regular maintenance to ensure that it's running at peak-performance levels.
Continue ReadingDaily To Do’s: Function Tests on Genie® Telehandlers
Performing function tests is a crucial part of safe work practices before operating any telehandler because function tests are designed to discover any malfunctions before the machine is put into service.
Continue ReadingDaily To Do’s: Pre-Operation Inspections for Genie® Telehandlers
A pre-operation inspection is a visual inspection of a telehandler performed by the operator prior to each work shift.
Continue ReadingHow Genie Stage V Engines Limit Downtime, Simplify Maintenance and Protect Engines
When Stage V engine standards took effect as of January 1st, 2019, it impacted the majority of Genie® machines, including GTH™ telehandlers, higher horsepower S® and Z® boom lifts and GS™ rough-terrain scissor lifts.
Continue ReadingRising Above the Challenges
Constructing the new 420,000 ft2 Terex Utilities facility in Watertown, S.D., was supposed to be a straight-forward, uneventful construction process for McGough Construction of Fargo, N.D.
Continue ReadingAerial Equipment 101: What Is a Telehandler?
Telehandlers are multi-purpose machines that lift, move and place material.
Continue ReadingRamping Up: Handling Equipment Spikes in Small Markets
Contractor supply and rental house, Stan Houston Equipment Company, Inc. of Sioux Falls, S.D., has thrived in a small market area many large rental companies would not consider.
Continue ReadingMEWP and Telehandler Operation – What Operators Must Do Before Every Shift
There are five concepts of safe machine operation, all of which are outlined in the machine’s operator’s manual, for Genie® aerial equipment, including mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPS, formerly AWPs) and telehandlers.
Continue ReadingAerial Pros Minute: Telehandler Carriage Options
Learn more about telehandler carriage options in this month’s Aerial Pros Minute.
Continue ReadingAerial Pros Minute: Telehandler Auxiliary Hydraulics
Learn more about telehandler auxiliary hydraulics in this month’s Aerial Pros Minute:
Continue ReadingWhat MEWP Should You Choose?
Choosing the right mobile elevated work platform, or MEWP, for your jobsite needs might seem simple enough — but, have you thought it all through?
Continue ReadingGenie Safety Minute: Telehandler Protection Structures
Genie safety minute is intended to facilitate health and safety discussions on the job.
Continue ReadingMEWPs vs. Scaffolding
Prior to the introduction of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) in the 1970s, construction industry professionals relied almost exclusively on ladders and scaffolding to access major work at height projects.
Continue ReadingChanging Telehandler Axle Oil
It’s no secret, preventive maintenance keeps rental equipment, like telehandlers, running at peak efficiency, day in and day out.
Continue ReadingGenie Safety Minute: Telehandler Suspended Load Hazards
Genie Safety Minute is intended to facilitate health and safety discussions on the job site.
Continue ReadingRoutine Maintenance Overview for Genie Telehandlers
Reminding your customers about the importance of checking fluid levels and greasing the machine daily should be something your employees do whenever a telehandler goes out on rent.
Continue ReadingOSHA National Safety Stand-Down 2018: 10 Tips for Safely Operating Telehandlers on the Jobsite
A telehandler is one of the most frequently used tools, and most versatile pieces of equipment on a jobsite.
Continue ReadingAerial Pros Minute: Telehandler Joystick Controls
Learn more about telehandler joystick controls in this month’s Aerial Pros Minute.
Continue ReadingInterpreting a Telehandler’s Load Charts
When the job calls for lifting, moving and placing materials on jobsites, telehandlers are a great go-to equipment choice, because these machines can complete all those tasks with just one unit — as opposed to needing a combination of machines, such as a skid steer loader and small crane to complete a job.
Continue ReadingBuilding Heritage Enlists Genie® Lift Equipment to Boost Restoration Efficiency
Traveling along the scenic northeastern U.S. countryside, one can’t help but notice many historic buildings.
Continue ReadingAerial Pros Minute: Telehandler Steering Modes
Learn more about Telehandler Steering modes in this month's Aerial Pros Minute:
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