Haulotte Scissor Lifts: Models, Specs and Prices
Last updated: November 2026
Haulotte is a French maker of aerial work platforms, and its scissor lifts range from compact 19 ft electric slab models to diesel rough terrain machines. FleetNow had 190 used Haulotte scissor lifts listed in November 2026, and most of them were one model: the Optimum 1931E (131 listings). The rest were mainly Compact 3368 RT rough terrain lifts (35), Compact 2632E (11) and Compact 3947E (9) slab lifts.
This guide covers the Haulotte scissor lineup you will find used, key specs for each model, what used Haulotte scissor lifts sell for, how they compare with Genie, JLG and Skyjack, and what to check before you buy.
New to scissor lifts? Start with our complete scissor lift guide for types, sizes, brands and prices.
Types of Haulotte Scissor Lifts
Optimum Series: 19 ft Electric Slab Lifts
The Haulotte Optimum 1931E (also sold as the Optimum 1931 AC, for its AC drive motors) is a 31 in wide electric slab scissor lift with an 18 ft 11 in platform height. It fits through standard doorways, uses non-marking tires and is rated for indoor and outdoor use on the Haulotte US spec sheet. It competes with the Genie GS-1930, JLG 1930ES and Skyjack SJ3219. See our 19 ft scissor lift buying guide for a side-by-side look.
Compact Series: Larger Electric Slab Lifts
Haulotte Compact electric (E) models are slab scissor lifts for indoor and smooth-surface work at greater heights. The Compact 2632E is a narrow 26 ft model, and the Compact 3947E is a 47 in wide, 39 ft model with a 770 lb platform capacity. Both run on 24 V battery power. Older Compact models such as the 2747E and 3347E also turn up on the used market.
Compact RT Series: Diesel Rough Terrain Lifts
The Haulotte Compact 3368 RT is a diesel rough terrain scissor lift for construction sites. It has a 33 ft platform height, a 1,000 lb capacity for up to three people, 40% gradeability and a Kubota diesel engine. FleetNow also lists a few Compact 12 DX units, the metric-market version of a similar-size diesel rough terrain lift (about 12 m working height). For more rough terrain options, see our rough terrain scissor lift guide.
Haulotte Scissor Lift Specs
| Model | Type | Platform height | Working height | Capacity | Width | Weight | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optimum 1931E | Electric slab | 18 ft 11 in | 24 ft 11 in | 500 lb | 2 ft 7 in | 2,800 to 3,500 lb* | 24 V battery |
| Compact 2632E | Electric slab | 26 ft 3 in | 32 ft 3 in | 500 lb | 2 ft 8 in | About 3,650 lb | 24 V battery |
| Compact 3947E | Electric slab | 38 ft 11 in | 44 ft 11 in | 770 lb | 3 ft 11 in | 7,236 lb | 24 V battery |
| Compact 3368 RT | Diesel rough terrain | 33 ft | 39 ft | 1,000 lb (3 people) | See spec sheet | 9,063 lb | Kubota diesel, 24.8 hp |
*Haulotte’s US spec sheet lists the Optimum 1931 AC at 3,500 lb, while spec databases and dealer listings give about 2,800 lb operating weight. Specs vary by model year and market (ANSI or CE), so check the decals and serial plate on the machine you buy. Specs come from Haulotte US spec sheets where available, plus Ritchie Specs and dealer listings.
Used Haulotte Scissor Lift Prices
These are asking prices from all 190 Haulotte scissor lifts listed on FleetNow in November 2026. The middle half shows where most listings fall.
| Model | FleetNow listings | Model years | Asking price range | Middle half of listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optimum 1931E | 131 | 2019 to 2023 | $3,300 to $8,700 | Most listed at about $7,300 |
| Compact 2632E | 11 | 2019 to 2023 | $5,600 to $13,400 | $7,800 to $13,400 |
| Compact 3947E | 9 | 2023 | $16,600 to $19,400 | $17,400 to $19,400 |
| Compact 3368 RT | 35 | 2017 to 2023 | $13,200 to $41,500 | $31,200 to $38,500 |
| Compact 12 DX | 3 | 2023 | $28,700 to $30,800 | Too few to say |
Most Optimum 1931E listings are low-hour units (median about 150 hours), and the Compact 3368 RT listings had a median of about 730 hours. Haulotte does not publish new list prices, so get a dealer quote if you are comparing against new. Prices change as units sell, so check current listings.
Haulotte vs Genie, JLG and Skyjack
Each Haulotte model has close competitors from the bigger North American brands. Those brands have far more used units on FleetNow, which makes prices easier to compare, so it is worth shopping the whole size class.
| Size class | Haulotte | Genie | JLG | Skyjack | Buying guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 ft slab | Optimum 1931E | GS-1930 | 1930ES | SJ3219 | 19 ft guide |
| 26 ft slab | Compact 2632E | GS-2632 | 2632ES | SJ3226 | 26 ft guide |
| 39 to 40 ft slab | Compact 3947E | GS-4047 | 4045R | SJ4740 | 40 ft guide |
| 33 ft rough terrain | Compact 3368 RT | GS-3369 RT | RT3369 | SJ6832 RT | RT guide |
Compare brand lineups in our Genie, JLG and Skyjack scissor lift guides, or see Haulotte boom lifts.
Pros and Cons of Haulotte Scissor Lifts
Pros
- The Optimum 1931E is rated for indoor and outdoor use and drives at full height, like the main 19 ft competitors.
- The Compact 3947E carries 770 lb on a 47 in wide platform, useful for two-person work with materials.
- The Compact 3368 RT carries 1,000 lb and up to three people, with 40% gradeability for jobsite slopes.
- Plenty of late-model, low-hour Optimum 1931E units are listed, many at similar prices.
Cons
- Far fewer used units than Genie, JLG or Skyjack, so there is less choice outside the Optimum 1931E.
- Parts and service support is thinner than for the biggest brands in some areas, so check for a Haulotte dealer or service shop near you.
- Some units, such as the Compact 12 DX, were built for metric markets; confirm the decals, manuals and ratings meet ANSI requirements before you put one to work.
What to Check Before Buying a Used Haulotte Scissor Lift
- Serial plate and decals: confirm the model year, platform capacity, occupants and indoor or outdoor rating.
- Inspection and service records: ask for the most recent annual inspection report.
- Batteries and charger (E models): check battery age, water levels and corrosion, and make sure the lift reaches full height and drives normally on a full charge.
- Engine (RT models): check the hour meter, look for oil and coolant leaks, and ask for engine service records.
- Scissor stack: raise to full height and hold. Watch for drift, and check the pins, bushings and arms for wear, cracks or bent sections.
- Safety systems: test the emergency stop, emergency lowering, tilt alarm and pothole guards.
- Platform: check the guardrails, gate and extension deck, and make sure the deck slides and locks.
- Tires and drive: look for chunked or flat-spotted tires and test steering, brakes and drive speed when raised.
- Price check: compare hours and year against similar Haulotte and competitor listings on FleetNow.
For a full walk-through, use our scissor lift inspection checklist, see common scissor lift problems, or get an independent inspection with FleetNow Inspect.
Shop Haulotte Scissor Lifts With FleetNow
Browse used Haulotte scissor lifts on FleetNow, or go straight to the Optimum 1931E, Compact 3368 RT, Compact 2632E or Compact 3947E. You can also compare all slab scissor lifts and rough terrain scissor lifts. Have questions? Contact FleetNow or call 1-216-973-5124. Selling a Haulotte? List your equipment.
Haulotte Scissor Lift FAQs
Haulotte scissor lifts are built by Haulotte Group, a French manufacturer of aerial work platforms. Its North American model names describe the machine: the Optimum 1931E has a platform height of about 19 ft and is 31 in wide, and the Compact 3947E reaches about 39 ft and is 47 in wide.
The Optimum 1931E has an 18 ft 11 in platform height and a 24 ft 11 in working height, with a 500 lb platform capacity. It is 2 ft 7 in wide, so it fits through standard doorways.
In November 2026, most used Optimum 1931E lifts on FleetNow were listed at about $7,300, with a range of $3,300 to $8,700. Compact 2632E lifts ranged from $5,600 to $13,400, Compact 3947E lifts from $16,600 to $19,400, and Compact 3368 RT rough terrain lifts from $13,200 to $41,500. See current Haulotte listings for today’s prices.
Both. Optimum and Compact E models are battery-powered electric slab lifts for indoor and smooth-surface work, running on 24 V systems. Compact RT models such as the 3368 RT are diesel rough terrain lifts with a Kubota engine for construction sites.
It depends on the model and whether you are working indoors or outdoors. The Compact 3368 RT is rated for 1,000 lb and up to three people, while the smaller electric models carry 500 lb. Always follow the capacity decal on the platform, which lists the allowed occupants for indoor and outdoor use.
The Optimum series covers Haulotte’s smallest electric slab lifts, such as the 19 ft Optimum 1931E. The Compact series covers larger electric slab lifts, such as the Compact 2632E and 3947E, and diesel rough terrain lifts, such as the Compact 3368 RT.
Weights range from about 2,800 to 3,500 lb for the Optimum 1931E (sources differ) to about 3,650 lb for the Compact 2632E, 7,236 lb for the Compact 3947E and 9,063 lb for the Compact 3368 RT. Check the serial plate for the exact weight before you arrange transport.
FleetNow lists used Haulotte scissor lifts from rental fleets and dealers, including the Optimum 1931E and Compact 3368 RT. You can also contact FleetNow for help finding a specific model.
