Watch the video of Michael’s full review of the MEC MME25 below:

Michael K., a mechanical engineering technician at OHR Rents, recently shared his take on the MEC MME25. As someone who services and inspects aerial lifts daily, Michael knows which models stand out for both operators and mechanics.

He describes the MEC MME25 as “very easy to operate”, highlighting its straightforward controls and responsive handling. From his experience, it’s a dependable personnel lift that’s both operator-friendly and serviceable, making it a strong choice for rental yards and contractors alike.

The MEC MME25 is a compact, all-electric vertical mast lift that reaches a 25 ft platform height and a 31 ft working height indoors (20 ft and 26 ft outdoors). At just 31.5 inches wide with a zero-inch turning radius, it slips through standard doorways and tight aisles in warehouses, schools, hospitals, and commercial buildings, while its electric drive keeps it quiet and emission-free.

If you need one-person reach in tight spaces, the MME25 is worth a closer look. Need room for two workers or heavier loads? Compare it with MEC’s electric scissor lifts below, or browse MEC lifts for sale on FleetNow.

The MME25 is built for efficiency, safety, and ease of operation. Here are a few standout features:

Compact Indoor-Friendly Size
At just 31.5 inches wide with a zero-inch turning radius, the MME25 easily fits through standard doorways and works well in tight spaces. Its wide non-marking tires protect finished floors.

Smooth, Quiet Operation
The electric drive system delivers quiet, emission-free performance—ideal for indoor jobs where noise and fumes are a concern.

Simple, User-Friendly Controls
Operators will appreciate how easy it is to get comfortable with this lift. Michael K. notes that it’s “very easy to operate”, with intuitive controls and precise maneuverability.

Platform Extension for Extra Reach
A roll-out platform extension allows workers to access hard-to-reach areas without repositioning.

Reliable Capacity & Height
With a 25 ft platform height indoors (20 ft outdoors) and a 350 lb unrestricted capacity, the MME25 is built for one worker plus tools. Need two workers on the deck? See how it compares to MEC scissor lifts.

Easy Maintenance
Maintenance-free AGM batteries, a lifetime roller mast, and an onboard hour meter keep service simple and downtime low for rental fleets and owners. The upper controls are removable for added security on the jobsite.

Built-In Safety Systems
Equipped with a multi-axis tilt sensor, descent alarm, drive speed interlock, automatic parking brake, and emergency shut-off at both the platform and ground controls, the MME25 meets ANSI A92.20 and CSA B354.6 standards.

The MME25 is a versatile lift designed for a range of indoor and slab applications, such as:

• Electrical installation
• HVAC servicing
• Ceiling and lighting work
• Painting and drywall finishing
• Warehouse stocking and inventory
• Signage and display installation
• General facility maintenance

Because of its quiet, emission-free power and non-marking tires, it’s especially suited for use in warehouses, hospitals, schools, office buildings, and retail spaces.

Michael K. and the OHR Rents service team see the MME25 from both the operator’s and the mechanic’s side. Here’s how it stacks up:

Pros

• Very easy to operate: fully proportional drive and lift controls that new operators pick up quickly.
• Fits almost anywhere: 31.5 inches wide with a zero-inch turning radius for doorways, aisles, and crowded jobsites.
• Drives at height: reposition while elevated (up to 0.7 mph) instead of lowering for every move.
• Low maintenance: maintenance-free AGM batteries and a lifetime roller mast keep service time down.
• Floor-friendly: quiet, emission-free electric drive and non-marking tires for finished floors and occupied buildings.

Cons

• One person only: 350 lb capacity isn’t built for two-worker tasks or heavy materials.
• Less height outdoors: platform height drops from 25 ft indoors to 20 ft outdoors.
• Smaller deck: if you need more room for tools and materials, an MEC slab scissor lift is a better fit.

The MME25 sits in MEC’s lineup alongside the smaller MME20 mast lift and MEC’s electric slab scissor lifts. Here’s how it compares with the MEC models buyers shop most on FleetNow:

Choose the MME25 if one operator needs 25 ft of reach in tight indoor spaces and you want a machine that’s quick to learn and easy to service.

Choose an MEC scissor lift if you need two workers on the platform, more deck space for materials, or more height. The 1930SE carries 500 lbs on a 30-inch-wide chassis, and the 3232SE reaches 32 ft and drives at full height indoors. Shop MEC scissor lifts for sale to compare available units.

Comparing brands? Read our JLG 1930ES review, our Genie GS-1930 review, or our guide to scissor lift types.

MEC MME25 pricing depends on year, hours, and condition. As of October 2026, a nearly new 2026 MME25 with just 3 hours is listed on FleetNow for $19,900, and a 2023 MME20 is listed at $13,900.

If you need two-person capacity, used MEC 1930SE scissor lifts start around $7,500, while low-hour MEC 3232SE units are listed from about $31,500.

Inventory turns over quickly, so browse current MEC lift listings for the latest prices, or tell us what you need using the form below and we’ll find the best options for you.

Check out these answers to some commonly asked questions about the MEC MME25:

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Each quarter, thousands of contractors across the U.S. and Canada search online for equipment to buy—revealing real-time trends in what machines are most in demand. Based on that lead activity, we’ve analyzed the top-requested equipment in Q1 and Q2 of 2025 to uncover shifts in demand and what contractors may be prioritizing as we move into Q3.

The insights below are from internal sales inquiry data collected through FleetNow, January 1–June 16, 2025.

While the top three categories remained consistent—boom lifts, scissor lifts, and telehandlers—there were some notable shifts in Q2:

The lead-to-listing ratio shows a shift in demand from aerial equipment to dirt equipment when measured by lead density. While boom lifts and scissor lifts generate high total lead volume, categories like excavators and mini excavators see more inquiries per listing—suggesting tighter competition and stronger buyer urgency.

Either way you look at it, these categories are top performers. Whether it’s total lead count or lead-to-listing efficiency, they continue to drive contractor interest and activity from buyers.

The construction equipment market in 2025 is being shaped by smarter planning, tighter budgets, and evolving job site needs. Our lead data reflects that contractors are adapting quickly—shifting toward compact, versatile, and cost-effective solutions.

Expect continued strength in aerial and compact categories as we enter Q3, along with rising interest in equipment that supports efficiency and mobility on the job site.

If you’re buying or selling, understanding these trends can help you stay one step ahead. Check out the FAQs, infographic, and links below for more info on buying and selling construction equipment.

If you need construction equipment, you’re in the right place. Send us details about the job and/or specs on the machine you want, and we’ll find you the best options available.

FleetNow is proud to announce that Elijah Dollarhide, an accomplished student at Ferris State University, has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the FleetNow Construct Your Future Scholarship. Elijah is currently pursuing a degree in Construction Management and is passionate about advancing the skilled trades industry through hands-on experience and community impact.

Elijah Dollarhide’s dedication to construction and community shines through both his academic accomplishments and extracurricular involvement. A Construction Management student at Ferris State University, Elijah is excelling in the university’s Honors Program with a 3.58 GPA. Through internships with Owen Ames Kimball and Triangle Associates, he has gained hands-on experience in blueprint reading, construction estimating, and BIM software—skills that form a strong foundation for his future in the field.

Beyond the classroom, Elijah is a committed campus leader. He serves as an Honors Mentor and plays an active role in the Associated Construction Club, contributing to local service projects like home repairs and volunteer builds. He also leads Real Life, a student ministry group that fosters connection and support on campus.

Elijah’s passion for the trades runs deep. His long-term vision includes working for a major mechanical contractor specializing in plumbing and electrical systems before eventually launching a family-owned business with his father, a licensed plumber. Grounded in a desire to build both structures and stronger communities, Elijah is determined to use his skills to make a lasting impact.

“I’m truly grateful to be selected for the FleetNow Construct Your Future Scholarship,” said Elijah. “This opportunity brings me one step closer to pursuing my professional goals and starting a business that brings quality work and care to the communities we serve.”

We also want to recognize a few outstanding applicants who truly impressed us with their passion, ambition, and dedication to the construction and skilled trades industry. While they were not selected as the final scholarship recipient, their applications stood out among a competitive pool, and we’re proud to highlight them as runner-ups:

• John Cousar
• Benjamin Newton
• Dustyn Miller
• Carter Daly
• Malone Dallara
• Jaeden Taylor Smith
• Daea Whitehorn
• Seth Reiffer
• Brittany Mattlin
• William Owen Louk

We wish these students continued success as they pursue their careers. The future of our industry is bright, thanks to the incredible talent and drive shown by applicants like these.

At FleetNow, we believe in the power of education and the potential of young minds to shape the future of the heavy equipment industry. The FleetNow Construct Your Future Annual Scholarship was established in 2023 with the goal of assisting exceptional students like Elijah Dollarhide achieve their educational and career aspirations.

We are now taking applications for the 2026 FleetNow Construct Your Future Scholarship. We will again be awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a selected student applicant for use toward their degree or certification. One student will be selected per year.

To qualify for the FleetNow Construct Your Future Annual Scholarship, applicants must:

• Be a high school or undergraduate student pursuing a higher education in a heavy-equipment related field.
• Submit a 500+ word essay or a 2-minute video detailing who the applicant is, their future goals, and how they plan to reach those goals.

Watch the video of Michael’s full review of the Pettibone AS1932E below:

Michael K., a mechanical engineering technician at OHR Rents, recently offered his perspective on the Pettibone AS1932E—and as someone who works on scissor lifts daily, he knows what makes a lift operator-friendly and easy to maintain.

Michael describes the AS1932E as “very smooth, very quiet,” with responsive controls and reliable performance. “It’s a good unit,” he adds. “Fast, smooth, very reliable, and very serviceable.”

From a maintenance standpoint, Michael highlights the ease of servicing as a major plus. “It is easy to maintain,” he says, noting that key components are accessible and well laid out, allowing for quicker diagnostics and repairs.

While he does mention the unit is “a little noisy” under certain conditions, the overall performance and serviceability make the AS1932E a dependable choice for indoor applications where reliability and ease of maintenance are key.

Last updated: October 19, 2026

The Pettibone AS1932E is a 19-ft electric slab scissor lift built by Pettibone Traverse Lift, LLC of Baraga, Michigan. Pettibone has built material handling equipment since 1881 and launched its scissor lift line in 2020.

With a 25.6-ft working height, a 510-lb platform capacity and a 32-inch-wide frame, the AS1932E is a practical choice for indoor and slab work where maneuverability and zero emissions matter.

In this review, we break down its specs, features, technician ratings, used prices, pros and cons, and how it compares with the JLG 1930ES, Genie GS-1930 and other 19-ft scissor lifts.

The Pettibone AS1932E is built with productivity, safety, and ease of use in mind—making it a smart choice for contractors, facility managers, and rental fleets alike. Here’s a closer look at the features that set this 19-foot electric scissor lift apart:

1. Indoor-Friendly Design
With a compact 32-inch width, the AS1932E is narrow enough to fit through standard doorways and tight jobsite spaces. Its non-marking tires make it safe for finished floors, while the electric drive system delivers zero emissions—perfect for indoor applications.

2. Smooth, Quiet Operation
Operators will appreciate how quiet and smooth the AS1932E is in motion. Whether lifting or driving, the proportional controls allow for precise adjustments, making it easy to handle in crowded or sensitive environments.

3. Extended Reach with Platform Extension
A 3-foot roll-out platform extension adds extra horizontal reach, allowing workers to access areas that would otherwise require repositioning the lift.

4. Reliable Lifting Performance
The lift reaches a platform height of 19 feet, with a maximum working height of 25.6 feet. With a platform capacity of 510 lbs, it can safely support two workers along with their tools and materials.

5. Easy Maintenance
Technicians benefit from swing-out trays that provide quick access to both the battery and hydraulic components. Onboard diagnostics simplify troubleshooting, and the lift is designed for easy maintenance with minimal downtime.

6. Built-In Safety Features
The AS1932E includes essential safety systems such as:

• Tilt sensing with audible alarms
• Load sensing system
• Self-closing platform gate
• Emergency stop and lowering functions

The Pettibone AS1932E is ideal for a wide range of indoor and slab applications where a compact, quiet, and reliable lift is needed. Its 19-foot platform height and 510-pound lift capacity make it perfect for tasks like electrical installation, HVAC work, ceiling repairs, facility maintenance, painting, warehouse stocking, and signage installation. Because it runs on an electric drive system and features non-marking tires, it’s especially well-suited for indoor environments such as warehouses, retail spaces, schools, hospitals, and office buildings.

Pettibone doesn’t publish list prices, so contact a dealer for a new AS1932E quote. On the used market, the AS1932E typically costs a little more than comparable JLG and Genie models because fewer units are available.

Prices are FleetNow asking prices as of October 2026 and change daily. Hours, age, battery condition and location drive most of the spread. See current Pettibone AS1932E listings.

Check out these answers to some commonly asked questions about the Pettibone AS1932E:

If you need construction equipment, you’re in the right place. Send us details about the job and/or specs on the machine you want, and we’ll find you the best options available.

Last updated: October 19, 2026

Where’s the best place to buy used construction equipment? Brokers, auctions and private sellers can offer tempting prices, but buying ex-rental equipment from a reputable rental yard is often the smarter move.

Rental companies sell machines from their own fleets, and those machines come with maintenance records, inspections and support that other sellers rarely offer. Here are seven reasons to buy your next scissor lift, telehandler or excavator from a rental yard.

Unlike brokers or private sellers, who may know little about a machine’s past, rental yards know their fleets inside and out. Every time a machine goes out on rent or comes back from a jobsite, trained technicians inspect it. If something’s wrong, it gets fixed.

Most rental yards also perform scheduled quarterly and annual maintenance and track wear items like tire tread, battery health and engine hours. You’re not inheriting someone else’s problem; you’re getting a machine that’s been kept in rental-ready condition. That’s especially valuable for battery-powered machines like slab scissor lifts, where battery condition drives value.

Getting a machine to your site is one of the biggest challenges of buying used equipment. Rental yards have established relationships with freight companies and years of experience moving large equipment, whether it’s across town, across the country or overseas. That takes a major burden off the buyer, especially for heavy machines like wheel loaders and telescopic boom lifts.

Buy from a private seller and the machine is usually sold “as-is,” with no recourse if something fails right after purchase. Many reputable rental yards offer limited warranties instead, such as a 30-day parts-only guarantee. If something goes wrong in that window, they’ll provide the parts to fix it at no additional cost.

That kind of warranty reflects how well rental fleets are maintained, and it gives you peace of mind after the sale.

Most rental yards have on-site service departments staffed by technicians who know their equipment inside and out. When you buy from a rental yard, you’re gaining a long-term resource, not just a machine. Whether you need preventive maintenance, repairs or troubleshooting, the seller can keep supporting you after the sale.

Large equipment purchases can strain cash flow, especially for small businesses and growing contractors. Many rental yards work with third-party lenders that specialize in heavy equipment financing. They can connect you with options that fit your budget, making it easier to buy quality used equipment like skid steers or mini excavators without tying up capital.

Active rental yards have equipment constantly going out on rent and coming back from jobsites. If the machine you want is out on rent, it isn’t necessarily off-limits. In many cases, the rental yard can bring that unit back early and swap in a similar machine on the jobsite so you can buy the one you want.

If that unit isn’t available right away, they may offer a similar machine that’s already been inspected, serviced and prepped for sale, so you can get to work faster. You’re not limited to what’s listed online, and you’re not stuck waiting months for the “perfect” machine.

Equipment brokers and private sellers usually can’t match a rental yard’s support, maintenance records or transparency. You may get a lower price, but often at the cost of an unknown history, no warranty and no future support. With a rental yard, you know who you’re dealing with and what you’re getting.

To make sure you’re getting a well-maintained machine, ask these questions before you buy used equipment from a rental yard:

• Has the equipment been fleet maintained?
• Do you have service records or maintenance logs?
• When was the last inspection or service performed?
• Are there any known issues or repairs that will be needed soon?
• Can I get a 30-day parts-only warranty or similar guarantee?
• Do you offer delivery, or can you help arrange freight?
• Do you have similar machines available if this one isn’t ready?
• Can you help with financing?
• Do you offer service support after the sale?

Buying used equipment is a big decision, and choosing the right seller makes all the difference. Reputable rental yards offer well-maintained equipment, freight help, warranties, ongoing support and financing, all of which reduce your risk and increase the value you get.

FleetNow connects you with a nationwide (and Canada-wide) network of trusted rental yards with equipment ready to go. Browse all used equipment for sale, or contact us to be connected with a reliable rental yard near you.

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Scissor lifts are versatile hydraulic platforms used for raising workers and equipment to elevated positions safely and efficiently. They operate by extending and retracting a crisscrossing set of supports, resembling the shape of scissors when extended. These lifts are widely used in construction, maintenance, warehousing, and various industrial settings to access heights that are otherwise difficult to reach. Scissor lifts are essential tools for accessing elevated work areas, but choosing the right one requires careful consideration of your specific needs.

There are several scissor lift types available, each designed for different applications:

Hydraulic Scissor Lifts: These lifts use hydraulic power to raise and lower the platform. They are versatile and commonly used for indoor applications like maintenance, installation, and construction tasks. Some are mobile, while others are permanently anchored, such as those used in auto repair shops.

Electric Scissor Lifts: Electric lifts are quieter and emit no fumes, making them ideal for indoor environments. They are often used in warehouses, distribution centers, and facilities where noise and emissions are concerns. They typically have lower weight capacities compared to gas or diesel-powered lifts, ranging from 500 to 1,000 pounds.

Diesel Scissor Lifts: These lifts handle heavier loads and travel at greater speeds compared to other types. They also offer larger work platforms, making them well-suited for elevated construction projects and tall building maintenance. Diesel lifts are primarily used outdoors due to noise and emissions.

Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts: Built for outdoor use, rough terrain lifts have sturdy tires and robust construction to navigate uneven surfaces. They are perfect for construction sites, outdoor events, and landscaping projects. Many offer four-wheel drive and positive traction control for improved stability. Load capacities typically max out around 1,500 pounds, with lift heights ranging from 25 to 70 feet.

Pneumatic Scissor Lifts: Instead of hydraulic fluid, pneumatic lifts use compressed air, making them a great option for environments where hydraulic leaks could be a concern. They are energy-efficient, quiet, and ideal for jobsites without access to electricity.

Choosing the right type of scissor lift depends on the specific requirements and conditions of the project. Different types of scissor lifts are designed to excel in various environments and applications. Here are some guidelines on selecting the appropriate scissor lift for different types of projects:

Indoor Projects:
Electric Scissor Lifts: Ideal for indoor use due to their quiet operation and zero-emission electric motors. They are suitable for maintenance tasks, construction within buildings, and warehousing operations where noise and exhaust fumes are a concern.

Outdoor Projects:
Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts: Specifically designed for outdoor use on uneven or rough surfaces such as construction sites, outdoor events, and landscaping projects. They feature robust tires and enhanced stability for navigating challenging terrains.

Construction Projects:
Diesel or Hydraulic Scissor Lifts: Diesel models provide more power and speed, making them ideal for heavy-duty construction. Hydraulic lifts, while slower, offer reliability and high weight capacities.

Warehouse and Distribution Center Projects:
Electric Scissor Lifts: Well-suited for indoor warehousing and distribution tasks such as stock picking, inventory management, and maintenance of shelving and lighting fixtures at different levels.

Facility Maintenance and Management:
Electric Scissor Lifts: Effective for indoor facility maintenance including cleaning windows, changing lights, and performing HVAC system maintenance. They provide stable platforms for accessing high areas safely.

Outdoor Maintenance and Landscaping:
Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts: Essential for outdoor maintenance and landscaping jobs such as tree trimming, painting exterior surfaces, and garden maintenance on uneven ground.

Events and Entertainment Projects:
Electric Scissor Lifts: Used for setting up stages, lighting rigs, decorations, and displays in event venues. Electric models are preferred for indoor events due to their quiet operation.

Height Requirements: Determine the maximum height you need to reach. Consider both the working height (maximum reach) and platform height (height of the platform itself). Scissor lifts start at 10 feet for small electric models and go up to 70 feet for diesel-powered models.

Weight Capacity: Ensure the lift’s weight capacity can handle the combined weight of workers and equipment needed for your tasks. Weight limits vary widely, with some models supporting as little as 500 pounds and others up to 50,000 pounds.

Platform Size: Larger platforms offer more space for workers and equipment, reducing the need for repositioning, but require more storage space and clearance. Some models offer powered deck extensions for additional reach.

Indoor vs. Outdoor Use: Choose between electric lifts for indoor use and rough terrain lifts for outdoor applications.

Terrain and Surface Conditions: If you’ll be working on rough or uneven terrain, opt for a rough terrain scissor lift with appropriate tires and stability features.

Safety should be a top priority when selecting a scissor lift. Look for these essential safety features:

• Guardrails to prevent falls.
• Emergency lowering system for quick descent in case of power failure.
• Overload sensors to alert operators if the lift is exceeding weight limits.

Regular inspections of hydraulic systems, electrical components, and structural integrity are necessary. Lubrication of moving parts, proper battery maintenance for electric models, and checking for hydraulic leaks in hydraulic-powered lifts should be part of a routine maintenance schedule. Prompt repair of any damages or malfunctions identified during inspections and keeping records of maintenance activities are also essential.

Evaluate the total cost of ownership, including purchase or rental costs, maintenance, and energy consumption. Calculate the return on investment (ROI) based on your project duration and frequency of use.

If you need construction equipment, you’re in the right place. Send us details about the job and/or specs on the machine you want, and we’ll find you the best options available.

Watch the video of Michael’s full review of the JLG 1930ES below:

Michael K., mechanical engineering technician at OHR Rents, recently shared his insights on the JLG 1930ES, emphasizing its user-friendly controls and easy serviceability. With years of experience maintaining scissor lifts, Michael provides a detailed perspective on what makes the 1930ES a solid choice for contractors and technicians alike.

One feature Michael appreciates is the clear, easy-to-read display on the controller, which makes operation straightforward for users. He notes, “The display is very easy to read, which helps operators quickly understand battery levels, fault codes, and system diagnostics without any guesswork.”

When it comes to maintenance, Michael praises the 1930ES for its excellent serviceability, allowing technicians to access key components with minimal effort.

Overall, Michael considers the JLG 1930ES a user-friendly and easy-to-maintain scissor lift, ideal for indoor maintenance, installation, and warehouse work, where clear controls and efficient servicing are key advantages.

Last updated: October 19, 2026

The JLG 1930ES is a compact, 19-ft electric slab scissor lift built for indoor work on smooth, level floors. It has an 18 ft 9 in platform height, about a 25-ft working height and a 500-lb platform capacity.

At 30 inches wide, it fits through standard doorways, and its direct electric drive is quiet and emission-free. The “ES” stands for electric drive: unlike JLG’s hydraulic-drive R-series scissors, the drive motors run straight off the 24V battery pack, which means fewer hoses and longer run time per charge.

In this review, we cover its specs, features, technician ratings, used prices, pros and cons, and how it compares with the Genie GS-1930, Skyjack SJIII 3219 and other 19-ft scissor lifts.

• Compact and Maneuverable Design

With a 30-inch width, the JLG 1930ES easily fits through standard doorways and navigates tight spaces, making it ideal for indoor maintenance, installation, and warehouse tasks.

• 25-Foot Working Height

The lift offers an 18 ft 9 in platform height and roughly a 25-foot working height, providing ample reach for ceiling repairs, light fixture installations, and other overhead jobs.

• Easy-to-Read Display

The clear, user-friendly display on the controller makes it easy for operators to quickly check battery levels, fault codes, and system diagnostics, streamlining operation and troubleshooting.

• Quiet, Zero-Emission Operation

Powered by an electric drive, the 1930ES offers whisper-quiet performance with zero emissions, making it well-suited for noise-sensitive environments like offices, schools, and hospitals.

• Effortless Serviceability

Designed for easy maintenance, the lift offers quick access to key components, allowing technicians to efficiently service the machine and reduce downtime.

• Reliable Platform Capacity

With a 500-pound platform capacity, the JLG 1930ES can safely handle two workers plus tools, making it versatile for a range of light-duty construction and repair tasks.

The JLG 1930ES is ideal for a variety of indoor maintenance and installation tasks, thanks to its compact size and quiet, zero-emission operation. It’s commonly used for ceiling repairs, light fixture installations, and HVAC work in commercial buildings, warehouses, and retail spaces. The 25-foot working height makes it perfect for reaching elevated areas, while its narrow frame allows it to navigate tight aisles and fit through standard doorways. Additionally, its low noise output makes it well-suited for office buildings, hospitals, and schools, where minimal disruption is essential.

JLG doesn’t publish list prices. New 19-ft electric slab scissors from the major brands currently list for roughly $15,000–$17,000 at dealers, and a 2025 JLG 1930ES is listed on FleetNow at $15,850.

Used prices are much lower. Because the 1930ES is a common rental fleet machine, there’s plenty of low-hour inventory:

Prices are FleetNow asking prices as of October 2026 and change daily. Hours, age, battery condition and location drive most of the spread. See current JLG 1930ES listings.

You can buy a JLG 1930ES from JLG dealers, auctions or online marketplaces like FleetNow. FleetNow lists ex-rental units from rental yards across the U.S. and Canada, most of them fleet maintained with service records.

Browse JLG 1930ES scissor lifts for sale, see all JLG scissor lifts, or compare every slab scissor lift for sale on FleetNow.

Check out these answers to some commonly asked questions about the JLG 1930ES:

If you need construction equipment, you’re in the right place. Send us details about the job and/or specs on the machine you want, and we’ll find you the best options available.

Watch the video of Michael’s full review of the Genie GS-1930 below:

Michael K., mechanical engineering technician at OHR Rents, recently shared his insights on the Genie GS-1930, highlighting its ease of maintenance and smooth performance. With years of experience servicing scissor lifts, Michael offers a detailed perspective on what makes the GS-1930 a reliable choice and where it could be improved.

When it comes to maintenance, Michael praises the GS-1930 for its easy access to all key components, making routine service a breeze. He says, “Maintenance on these units is very easy”, allowing technicians to quickly reach essential parts without hassle.

Michael also highlights how quiet the GS-1930 runs, making it ideal for indoor applications where noise levels matter. However, he points out one drawback: the machine can feel a bit slow compared to other models, which may be a factor for operators needing faster lift cycles.

For Michael, the Genie GS-1930 is a solid choice for contractors seeking a low-maintenance, reliable scissor lift that operates quietly and efficiently, especially in indoor or noise-sensitive environments.

Last updated: October 19, 2026

The Genie GS-1930 is a 19-ft electric slab scissor lift from Genie, a Terex brand. It’s one of the most common rental fleet scissor lifts in North America, with a 19 ft 3 in platform height, a 25 ft 3 in working height and a 500-lb platform capacity.

At 30 inches wide, it fits through standard doorways, and it runs quietly with zero emissions for indoor work. It’s rated for 2 people indoors and 1 person outdoors on firm, level ground.

In this review, we cover its specs, technician ratings, hydraulic vs. E-Drive versions, used prices, pros and cons, and how it compares with the JLG 1930ES, Skyjack SJIII 3219 and other 19-ft scissor lifts.

The Genie GS-1930 is packed with features that make it a reliable and efficient choice for various indoor and outdoor tasks. Here are some of its standout specifications:

• Working Height: Reaches 25 ft 3 in indoors, making it ideal for overhead maintenance and installation.
• Lift Capacity: Supports up to 500 pounds, accommodating both the operator and necessary tools.
• Compact Design: With a narrow 30-inch frame, it easily fits through standard doorways and tight spaces.
• Smooth Maneuverability: Offers a 2.5 mph drive speed when stowed and 0.5 mph when raised, allowing for easy navigation.
• Power Source: Powered by a 24V DC electric motor with zero emissions, making it perfect for indoor use.
• Gradeability: Climbs grades up to 25% when stowed, though it is built for firm, level surfaces.
• Easy Maintenance: Designed with convenient access to key components, simplifying routine service and reducing downtime.

These features make the GS-1930 a practical, low-maintenance lift ideal for contractors seeking efficiency and reliability.

The Genie GS-1930 is a versatile scissor lift suited for a variety of indoor and outdoor tasks on firm, level surfaces. Its compact design and quiet electric motor make it ideal for:

• Facility Maintenance: Perfect for ceiling repairs, lighting installations, and HVAC maintenance in warehouses, offices, and retail spaces.
• Construction & Renovation: Used for drywall installation, painting, and electrical work in tight or elevated spaces.
• Warehouse & Inventory Management: Ideal for stock picking, organizing inventory, and accessing high shelves in distribution centers.
• Signage & Display Installation: Commonly used for hanging signs, banners, and displays in commercial settings.
• Event Setup & Takedown: Great for assembling or disassembling stages, decorations, and lighting rigs at events or trade shows.

Its compact frame, easy maneuverability, and 25-foot working height make the GS-1930 a go-to lift for jobs requiring safe and efficient access to elevated areas.

Genie doesn’t publish list prices, and most dealers quote new GS-1930 E-Drive units on request. New 19-ft electric slab scissors from the major brands generally run about $15,000–$17,000.

Used prices are much lower. The GS-1930 is one of the most common rental fleet scissors, so FleetNow has well over 1,000 listings:

Prices are FleetNow asking prices as of October 2026 and change daily. Hours, age, battery condition and location drive most of the spread. See current Genie GS-1930 listings.

You can buy a Genie GS-1930 from Genie dealers, auctions or online marketplaces like FleetNow. FleetNow lists ex-rental units from rental yards across the U.S. and Canada, most of them fleet maintained with service records.

Browse Genie GS-1930 scissor lifts for sale, see all Genie scissor lifts, or compare every slab scissor lift for sale on FleetNow. Need more height? See the Genie GS-2632.

Check out these answers to some commonly asked questions about the Genie GS-1930

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Stay up to date with the most important events in the construction industry! From trade shows to conferences and industry-specific holidays, here’s a guide to what’s happening through the end of 2024 and into 2025.

Women in Construction Week

Hosted by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), this week recognizes and celebrates the women who work in the construction industry. Events are held nationwide to promote gender equality and encourage women to pursue careers in construction.

World of Concrete 2025 – January 20-23, 2025 | Las Vegas, NV

World of Concrete is the premier event for concrete and masonry professionals. The show features product demonstrations, seminars, and opportunities for networking with industry leaders.

The ARA Show 2025 – January 30 – February 1 | Las Vegas, NV

The ARA Show is the world’s largest equipment rental industry show. This must-attend event offers networking opportunities, hands-on equipment demonstrations, and educational sessions for professionals in the equipment rental industry.

Want to learn more about The ARA Show 2025? Read more about essential dates and venue information to must-see exhibits and networking opportunities here.

ICUEE – The Utility Expo 2025 – September 30-October 2, 2025 | Louisville, KY

The Utility Expo is one of the biggest events for utility professionals, showcasing the latest equipment, technology, and training for the utility industry. It’s a great opportunity to see demonstrations of the latest innovations in utility and construction equipment.

AGG1 2025 – March 25 – March 27 | St Louis, MO

AGG1 is the leading trade show for the aggregates industry, bringing together professionals to explore the latest equipment, technology, and innovations in aggregates production. It’s the perfect opportunity to see live demonstrations, connect with industry experts, and stay ahead of the latest trends in aggregates and construction.

ACCE Annual Conference – July 22 – July 25, 2025 | Nashville, TN

The American Council for Construction Education is hosting their annual event that brings together educators, industry professionals, and accrediting bodies to discuss trends, best practices, and innovations in construction education. It features workshops, accreditation updates, networking opportunities, and sessions focused on improving construction management programs across the U.S.

CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 – March 10-14, 2026 | Las Vegas, NV

Although it’s further out, CONEXPO-CON/AGG is a must-attend event for construction professionals. It covers every major construction sector, from earthmoving and lifting to infrastructure and technology.

If you need construction equipment, you’re in the right place. Send us details about the job and/or specs on the machine you want, and we’ll find you the best options available.

Picture this: a contractor’s equipment breaks down mid-project, and they’re scrambling to replace it. They fill out a contact form on your website or call to inquire about a skid steer, telehandler, or boom lift. Now imagine you… wait 48 hours to get back to them. By then? They’ve already bought from someone else who swooped in like a superhero with the perfect machine.

If you’re selling construction equipment, timing isn’t just important—it’s everything. Let’s break down why fast follow-up matters and how you can be the hero your leads are looking for.

Let’s get to the numbers that prove why speed matters:

• After just 5 minutes, conversion rates drop by 8x.
  (Source: InsideSales)
• Leads contacted within the first hour are 7x more likely to qualify compared to those contacted even an hour later.
  (Source: Lead Response Management)
• 78% of customers buy from the company that responds first.
  (Source: HubSpot)
• After 30 minutes, the likelihood of connecting with a lead drops 21x.
  (Source: Drift)

In the construction equipment game, where projects run on tight deadlines, these numbers carry even more weight. If you’re not fast, your competitors will be—and they’ll snag the sale.

1. Urgency is Built In: Contractors and rental yards don’t browse for fun. They need equipment yesterday. A slow response can mean a missed job or costly downtime.
2. Your Competition is Hungry: The construction industry is competitive. If you’re not quick, someone else will be.
3. It’s a Trust Signal: A fast follow-up shows professionalism, reliability, and that you value their time—all critical factors for closing the deal.

Ready to speed things up? Here’s how to make sure no lead slips through the cracks:

Use tools like email responders or chatbots to confirm you’ve received the inquiry instantly. A simple, “Thanks for reaching out! A rep will call you in the next 5 minutes,” keeps the lead warm while buying you time to act.

Make it your mission to respond to new leads within 5 minutes. Set up notifications for every lead inquiry, whether it’s from your website, phone, or social media. Speed is key.

CRMs like HubSpot, Salesforce, or Zoho can prioritize leads and track response times. Bonus: They can also trigger follow-up emails and tasks to keep you on top of things.

Not every lead will pick up or respond the first time. Create a follow-up sequence: call, text, email… then repeat. Studies show that 80% of sales require 5+ follow-ups. Persistence pays off!

Your sales team should know the importance of fast responses and have scripts ready to go. Practice role-playing scenarios to ensure they’re confident and quick under pressure.

When you follow up, be helpful and direct. Example:

“Hi [Name], this is [Your Name] from [Your Company]. I saw your inquiry about [equipment type]. We’ve got a few great options that can meet your needs. Do you have a minute to chat so I can get you the perfect solution?”

End with a call to action:

“When’s the best time for a quick call?”
“Do you want me to send over some specs or pricing details?”
Make it easy for them to say “yes.”

When you follow up quickly, a few magical things happen:

• You Build Trust: Leads feel taken care of and confident they’re working with a professional.
• You Beat Competitors: Speed puts you first in their minds (and inbox).
• You Close More Sales: Faster follow-up = higher conversion rates.

In the fast-paced world of construction equipment sales, every minute counts. Responding quickly to leads isn’t just good practice—it’s the difference between closing the deal or losing it. So set up those systems, train your team, and get ready to watch your sales soar.

Your leads are waiting. Go get them… fast!

If you need construction equipment, you’re in the right place. Send us details about the job and/or specs on the machine you want, and we’ll find you the best options available.