Haulotte Boom Lifts: Models, Specs and Prices

Last updated: November 2026

Haulotte builds articulating and telescopic boom lifts for construction and industrial work, and in North America its towable trailer booms are also sold under the Bil-Jax name. FleetNow had about 49 Haulotte boom lifts listed in November 2026: roughly 20 towable booms, 23 articulating booms and 6 telescopic booms.

This guide covers the Haulotte boom lineup, key specs for the most common models, what used Haulotte booms sell for, how they compare with Genie and JLG and what to check before you buy.

Types of Haulotte Boom Lifts

Articulating Booms (HA Series)

Orange Haulotte HA46 RTJ PRO articulating boom lift with boom raised

Haulotte’s HA series articulating booms reach over obstacles with a jib-equipped knuckle boom. Rough terrain models (RTJ) such as the HA46 RTJ, HA61 RTJ and HA80 RTJ have diesel power for jobsites, and electric models such as the HA43 JE work indoors. The HA61 RTJ PRO adds a Dual Reach mode that raises capacity to 770 lb within a smaller working envelope.

Telescopic Booms (HT Series)

Haulotte HT85 RTJ PRO telescopic boom lift with boom raised

The HT series telescopic booms, such as the HT67 RTJ and HT85 RTJ, give long straight-line reach for steel erection, building exteriors and industrial maintenance. The HT85 RTJ PRO offers about 78 ft of horizontal outreach. Haulotte has also introduced the HT46 RTJ, a 46 ft telescopic boom with about 42 ft 8 in of outreach.

Towable Trailer Booms (Bil-Jax)

Haulotte’s towable booms, sold in North America under the Bil-Jax name, include the 3632T telescopic towable and the 4527A and 5533A articulating towables. They tow behind a pickup, set up on outriggers and are popular with tree services, painters, property managers and contractors who need height without a delivery truck. See our towable boom lift buying guide.

Haulotte Boom Lift Specs

ModelTypePlatform heightWorking heightHorizontal outreachCapacity
HA46 RTJ PROArticulating45 ft 11 inAbout 51 ft 11 in27 ft 3 in500 lb
HA61 RTJ PROArticulating61 ft67 ft 7 inAbout 39 to 40 ft550 lb (770 lb in Dual Reach)
HA80 RTJ PROArticulating80 ft86 ft57 ft 6 in550 lb
HT46 RTJTelescopic46 ftAbout 52 ft42 ft 8 in550 lb
HT85 RTJ PROTelescopic85 ft91 ft78 ft 3 in500 lb
5533ATowable, articulatingAbout 55 ft61 ft 3 in33 ft 5 in500 lb
4527ATowable, articulating45 ftAbout 51 ft27 ft500 lb
3632TTowable, telescopic36 ftAbout 42 ftAbout 30 ft500 lb

Haulotte’s own site could not be checked, so these figures come from published dealer and spec database listings, which sometimes disagree. Weights vary widely by model and options, from about 4,100 to 5,200 lb for towables to about 34,000 to 39,500 lb for the HA80 and HT85. Check the spec sheet and decals for the exact machine and model year.

Haulotte HA61 RTJ PRO articulating boom lift with boom raised

Used Haulotte Boom Lift Prices

These are asking prices from the Haulotte boom lift listings on FleetNow in November 2026. Most models have only a handful of listings, so treat the ranges as a guide.

ModelTypeListingsAsking price rangeModel years
3632TTowable6$18,700 to $35,950 (median $26,850)2021 to 2026
4527ATowable5$28,850 to $41,9502015 to 2026
5533ATowable7$48,950 to $62,750 (median $53,950)2019 to 2026
55XATowable3$48,850 to $78,8502021 to 2026
HA43 JEArticulating, electric3$27,200 to $37,3002018 to 2019
HA61 RTJArticulating6$43,300 to $53,200 (median $51,700)2019 to 2020
HA80 RTJArticulating6$52,200 to $88,400 (median $64,400)2020 to 2021
HT85 RTJTelescopic5$109,850 to $125,3002023 to 2024

Late-model and nearly new units, such as the 2023 and 2024 HT85 RTJ listings and 2026 towables, are priced close to new. Haulotte does not publish list prices, so ask a dealer for a quote on a new unit.

Haulotte vs Genie and JLG

Haulotte booms are less common on the used market than Genie and JLG, which can mean fewer choices but also less competition from other buyers. Here is how the most common Haulotte models line up.

ClassHaulotteGenieJLG
60 ft articulatingHA61 RTJ: 550 lb, about 39 to 40 ft reach, $43,300 to $53,200Z-62/40: 500 lb, 40 ft 9 in reach, $42,000 to $55,100600AJ: 500 lb, 39 ft 9 in reach, $39,700 to $62,200
80 ft articulatingHA80 RTJ: 550 lb, 57 ft 6 in reach, $52,200 to $88,400Z-80/60 (see our Genie guide)800AJ: 500 lb, 51 ft 10 in reach, $44,600 to $59,900
50 to 55 ft towable5533A: 55 ft, 33 ft 5 in reach, $48,950 to $62,750TZ-50: 49 ft 6 in, 29 ft 2 in reach, about $24,600 to $32,950 for 2016 to 2019 unitsT500J (see our JLG guide)

Genie and JLG prices are typical FleetNow asking prices from October and November 2026. Most Haulotte 5533A listings are 2024 to 2026 units, which is why they cost more than older Genie TZ-50s. See our Genie and JLG boom lift guides.

What to Check Before Buying a Used Haulotte Boom Lift

  • Read the serial plate and decals for the model year, capacity, occupancy and any restricted ratings.
  • Check the hour meter and ask for maintenance and annual inspection records.
  • On diesel units, start the engine cold and check for smoke, leaks, hard starting and emissions warnings.
  • Run every boom, jib and platform rotation function through its full range from both control stations. Watch for jerky movement, noise and drifting.
  • Look for hydraulic leaks at cylinders, hoses and the turntable, and check the turntable bearing and boom pins for play.
  • Test the drive, brakes and steering, and on rough terrain units the four-wheel drive and oscillating axle.
  • Test the tilt alarm, load sensing, emergency stop and emergency lowering.
  • On towables, inspect the trailer frame, hitch, tires, lights, brakes and outriggers, and check the batteries and charger on electric or bi-energy units.
  • Inspect the platform, gate and guardrails for damage.

The FleetNow equipment inspection app can help you document the machine before you buy.

Shop Haulotte Boom Lifts With FleetNow

Browse used Haulotte boom lifts, or see all boom lifts, articulating boom lifts, telescopic boom lifts and towable boom lifts. For other brands, compare Genie, JLG and MEC boom lifts.

For more, read our MEC boom lift guide, Skyjack boom lift guide and guide to boom lift types.

Need help finding a machine? Contact FleetNow or call 1-216-973-5124. Have a boom lift to sell? List your equipment on FleetNow.

Haulotte Boom Lift FAQs

Haulotte makes HA series articulating booms, HT series telescopic booms and towable trailer booms, which are sold in North America under the Bil-Jax name.

The HA61 RTJ PRO has a 61 ft platform height and a 67 ft 7 in working height, with about 39 to 40 ft of horizontal outreach and a 550 lb capacity.

In November 2026, used Haulotte HA61 RTJ booms on FleetNow were listed between about $43,300 and $53,200, 5533A towables between about $48,950 and $62,750 and 3632T towables between about $18,700 and $35,950.

The 5533A is a Haulotte (Bil-Jax) articulating towable boom lift with a 61 ft 3 in working height, 33 ft 5 in of horizontal outreach and a 500 lb capacity. It runs on batteries and tows behind a truck.

Bil-Jax towable boom lifts are part of Haulotte, and many towable models such as the 4527A and 5533A are listed under both names on the used market.

The HT85 RTJ PRO telescopic boom reaches an 85 ft platform height, a 91 ft working height and about 78 ft 3 in of horizontal outreach.

Haulotte is one of the major aerial lift manufacturers, and its booms compete directly with Genie and JLG. Used Haulotte booms are less common in North America, so check parts and service support near you before you buy.

May 31st, 2022|Categories: Boom Lift|

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