Teupen Leo 23GT

A Teupen Leo 23GT helps out with a paint job at the auditorium of Rockefeller University, Manhattan, NY.

The lift operator drove the lift through the front door, down the hallway and down the steps of the auditorium. Once the lift was set up, workers were able to reach the entire ceiling from one spot.

There were no cracked tiles, no rubber marks on the floor, no auditorium seats had to be removed. Instead of having to set up a $67.000.00 scaffolding, the job was done for $21.000.00.

Hey, that is cool!

This Leo 23GT cannot resist posing in front of the customer's house before attacking some tree work in the back yard. At only 6,820 lbs, the 75 ft lift can be towed by your pick-up truck.

Neither the non-marking rubber tracks nor the outriggers cause any damage to the polished floor.

The electric motor allows for indoor operation.

The articulating double telescopic boom allows to move around any obstacles and reach inaccessible places.

Here is the story of a job well done. On a cold autumn day in England, this church needed some gutter work. The first obstacle: the old narrow doorway to the church yard:

Then there was uneven ground next to the church building. No problem, the rubber tracks level themselves to hold the lift upright:

Do we have to remove our ancestor's grave stones? Can we set up the lift on a slope? Is this place not too tight?

Finally, on the other side of the church, there was a lower roof to get around:

When it comes to handling slopes, this Leo 23GT goes to the extreme! The rubber tracks adjust themselves automatically to hold the lift upright.