2021 MEC 60-J
Hours: 1196.00 | Location: MD
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USD ($) 47,800
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Please note: This piece of equipment is not owned by FleetNow and dealer response times may vary.
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Hours: 1196.00
Location: UPPER MARLBORO, MD
Listing ID: 483657
Stock Number: 800313286
MEC 60-J Description
The MEC 60-J construction machine is a versatile and powerful piece of equipment that can handle a wide range of tasks on the job site. With a maximum lift capacity of 6,000 pounds and a maximum lift height of 60 feet, this machine is ideal for construction, maintenance, and repair projects of all kinds. One of the key features of the MEC 60-J is its compact size, which makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces and crowded job sites. Despite its small footprint, this machine is incredibly stable and can handle heavy loads with ease. Another important feature of the MEC 60-J is its intuitive controls, which make it easy to operate even for novice users. The machine is equipped with a variety of safety features, including an emergency stop button and an automatic leveling system that ensures stability even on uneven terrain. Whether you're working on a construction site, performing maintenance on a tall building, or completing a repair project in a hard-to-reach location, the MEC 60-J is the perfect tool for the job. With its powerful performance, compact size, and intuitive controls, this machine is sure to be a valuable asset to any construction team.
MEC 60-J Specs
| Height | 100 Inches |
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| Horizontal Reach | 42 Feet 8 Inches |
| Length | 366 Inches |
| Lift capacity | 600 Pounds |
| Platform Height | 60 Feet |
| Power Source | Diesel |
| Weight | 19,300 Pounds |
| Width | 96 Inches |
| Working Height | 66 Feet |
| Actual Platform Height | 60 |
MEC 60-J FAQs
The gradeability of the MEC 60-J is 45%.
The working height of the MEC 60-J is 71 feet.
The engine in the MEC 60-J is a 50 HP Kubota Tier 4 Final engine.
Yes, the MEC 60-J can be driven at full height.
