The Best Truck-Mounted Lifts and Platforms

Why Use a Bronto for Your Aerial Work Platform?

Bucket trucks and cherry pickers are routinely used among workers in various industries, but they’re not the safest option for the job. At HOLT Aerial, our mission is to ensure that our customers have the safest and most efficient truck-mounted AWPs in the industry—and that’s why we use Bronto Skylifts. Here’s why the Bronto is a better alternative to other man lifts.

• They’re reliable. You can count on Brontos because they were built to last for 20+ years. You don’t have to worry about wasting time at the job site because HOLT Aerial performs regular inspections and maintenance. If an issue ever arises, we can immediately remote into the machine and diagnose the problem. A repair person will arrive at your job site to fix the issue as quickly as possible.
• They’re safe. Cranes are designed to lift materials, not people. When you attach a man-basket to a crane, it increases the risk of serious injury. However, the Bronto Skylift was designed specifically to carry and support people, which makes it a much safer option. With smooth boom movements and automatic leveling, you won’t ever experience a shaky ride to the ground.
• You can operate them in strong winds. Other methods of access don’t provide the stability you need to perform your work safely. Bronto baskets can withstand winds up to 31 mph, so you’ll be safe and can avoid unnecessary downtime.
• Backup batteries will give you peace of mind. What if a crew member forgets to fill the diesel tank? No problem at all. HOLT Aerial’s truck-mounted platforms feature a multi-battery backup system, so no one will find themselves stuck in the air.
• They’re efficient. Unlike crane and man baskets or scissor lifts, Bronto AWPs can be set up in minutes, which gives you more time to get the job done. You can also drive them to and from work sites, unlike Genie lifts and scissor lifts, which aren’t truck-mounted. They’re also off-road friendly and won’t tip over on uneven surfaces.