This is commonly used for: setting roof trusses on multi-story buildings; placing HVAC units and structural steel on tight urban lots; lifting framing packages and precast panels across obstacles; staging drywall and materials through upper-story windows without repositioning the chassis. Rent the Magni 6.30 roto boom when you need 360-degree continuous slewing and up to 97 feet of lift in confined spaces where moving the machine is impossible. For low-rise staging below 40–55 feet with open driving lanes, a conventional straight-mast telehandler is significantly more economical.

The machine provides a maximum lift height of 97 feet and an outreach radius up to 85 feet, with a maximum overall lifting capacity of 13,000 lbs. Note that maximum capacity decreases significantly as the boom telescopes outward horizontally; always reference the on-board load chart computer before lifting heavy materials at extreme reach.

While the machine travels at a transport width of 8 feet 4 inches, the stabilizers require a fully deployed width of 19 feet 8 inches to achieve full load-chart capacities. Operating weight is approximately 48,060 lbs, meaning outrigger pads must rest on firm, level, well-compacted soil, asphalt, or concrete with adequate outrigger cribbing to prevent ground depression.

Due to its 48,060 lb operating weight and overall dimensions of 29 feet 2 inches long, 8 feet 4 inches wide, and 10 feet 3 inches high, this unit cannot be towed with standard pickup trailers. It requires dedicated heavy-haul commercial lowboy transport and permitted delivery directly to your jobsite. Gap Power coordinates professional site delivery and pickup; ensure your jobsite entrance and roadway access can accommodate a semi-truck and heavy equipment trailer.

This machine can be equipped with an array of attachments, including a winch, work platform, and trash hoppper. Included in the rental are either a standard fixed 6-foot wide carriage or a 48-inch wide rotating carriage that pivots +/- 90 degrees. Fork options include 4-foot, 5-foot, and 6-foot fork tines, as well as 10-foot fork extensions for handling oversized, deep loads.

The machine can pick-and-carry lighter loads on rubber in travel mode, but boom reach, rotation, and lift capacities are severely limited compared to stabilized operation. For full 360-degree rotation and reaching heights up to 97 feet, outriggers must be completely deployed and leveled.