February 13, 20262 min read
JLG S860SJ Telescopic Boom Lift – Heavy-Duty Model Newly Arrived

We are pleased to announce the arrival of the JLG S860SJ telescopic boom lift, a model designed for demanding outdoor applications where height and outreach are critical.
With its straight boom structure, the S860SJ provides strong vertical reach and extended horizontal outreach, making it suitable for steel structure installation, bridge construction, and heavy industrial maintenance.
This model is known for its robust chassis, stable platform performance, and ability to operate efficiently on rough terrain, meeting the needs of large job sites with high productivity requirements.
Why JLG S860SJ Is Widely Used
- Long working height and strong outreach capability
- Telescopic boom design for direct and efficient access
- Rugged structure suitable for rough job sites
- Reliable performance for heavy-duty outdoor projects
Asure Machinery offers a wide range of boom lifts with inspection support, condition transparency, and flexible supply options, helping contractors and rental companies source the right equipment.
📩 Contact us today to receive detailed information and pricing.
Quick spec summary for this JLG S860SJ:
- Working height approx. 28 m (86 ft class) — telescopic boom
- 4WD diesel with oscillating axle for rough terrain
- Platform capacity 227 kg (unrestricted)
- Full-time tilt alarm and envelope control
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.
A written 29-checkpoint report and as-found photos are available before you commit to anything — ask for the report and we will send the PDF with the machine’s data plate visible.
Availability
The machine is in stock now and can be viewed at our yard by appointment, or by live video call if you prefer to inspect remotely. For an EXW/FOB/CIF quotation with the current inspection report attached, contact us with your destination port.
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