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New & Improved World's Largest Self-Propelled Boom Lift by Genie The new Genie SX-180 claims to be the world's largest self-propelled lift. The lengthy 180-foot machine is designed to be productive, reliable and easy to transport. Travel speeds vary based on boom position and range from 2.5 mph with the boom in the stowed position, 0.4 mph below 125 foot, and 0.1 mph above 125 foot. It is designed to be driven at full height. Providing a working envelope ideal for the most extreme access jobs, the 8 foot by 3 foot platform has an unrestricted capacity of 750 pounds. The 10-foot, 180 degree, rotating jib positions workers and gear exactly where they are needed. New platform controls consist of toggle switches and fully proportional jib and boom controls. The ground controls offer an updated function diagram layout and tactile membrane switches. Customers may choose from either a Deutz or Perkins engine. A 50-gallon fuel tank for longer run time and a 7.5 KW generator are standard. Designed with reliability and serviceability in mind, the SX-180 offers easy access to important systems and components, robust hose and harness routings and access to slew bearing bolts from topside. The rotating jib offers a robust slew bearing and worm drive arrangement. Units will be available worldwide in the second half of 2013. For more information visit www.terex.com Genesis Attachments' New LXP 800 Features Powerful Jaw Openings and Power Genesis Attachments expanded its Logix Processor, LXP product family with the new LXP 800, providing the line's largest jaw openings, jaw depths and capacities. Featuring concrete pulverizer, shear and concrete cracker jaw openings of 61, 40 and 71 inches and jaw depths of 39, 35 and 50 inches respectively, the LXP 800 is a powerful demolition tool for large columns, structures and projects, fitting 90,000- to 150,000-pound excavators. The LXP 800 is a versatile, interchangeable-jaw attachment that now has more power and capacity that may enable demolition contractors to use one tool on a job that previously had two. Jaw sets can be changed in 15 minutes. All LXP jaw sets feature a patented pivot system that keeps each jaw set's pivot group intact, providing a power curve that matches the jaw's primary application. Genesis Attachments also introduced the XT Mobile Shears, which are designed to process scrap more efficiently and fit on smaller carriers, reducing initial acquisition investments and hourly energy consumption costs. For more information visit genesisattachments.com 54 | www.cedmag.com | Construction Equipment Distribution | June 2013 52_New and Improved_KP.indd 54 5/31/13 1:11 PM

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