Platform Basket SPIDER 30.14 STD

This spider lift supports access where width is limited

This spider lift from Platform Basket is built for access work in restricted areas. The machine combines high platform access with a narrow transport width of 899 mm. That width helps when moving through gates, passageways, and tight site entrances. The construction height is 1,999 mm, which supports transport and storage planning. Machine weight is 4,480 kg, which matters for loading and site assessment.

The platform height is 28,400 mm and the outreach is 13,600 mm. These values give a clear basis for evaluating work near facades and structures. The lifting capacity is 250 kg. That capacity supports one or two operators with relevant tools and materials. For many service tasks, this is an important planning factor.

The undercarriage supports setup on changing ground conditions

The machine is equipped with four stabilizers and automatic leveling. This setup helps when the ground varies across the work area. Automatic leveling gives a more consistent setup process during repeated site moves. It also supports accurate positioning before work begins.

A variable undercarriage adds flexibility where access routes differ between projects. It can help the machine adapt to narrow entry points and wider working positions. This is useful for contractors working around buildings, industrial sites, and public areas. It also supports work where transport space and working space differ.

The drive system is relevant for controlled positioning on site

The spider lift uses hydrostatic transmission and skidsteer steering. This combination supports controlled travel and close maneuvering in confined areas. It is relevant when the machine must be aligned carefully near obstacles. It is also useful when working space is limited by walls or installations.

Power comes from a Kubota D902 diesel engine rated at 22 hp. This engine configuration is a practical reference when comparing machine setup across fleets. It provides a factual basis for buyers who manage service intervals and fuel planning. The diesel engine also suits sites where this power source is already standard.

The platform setup supports practical work at height

The platform includes a 230V power supply. This is relevant for tasks using electric hand tools or inspection equipment. It can reduce the need for separate power arrangements in the platform. For service work at height, this detail can simplify daily preparation.

Radio remote control is included. This supports machine positioning during setup and handling around the work area. Remote control can help the operator maintain a clear view during key movements. That is relevant where the machine must be placed accurately before elevation.

This machine fits service and maintenance work across many sectors

The overall length is 6,894 mm. This figure supports transport planning and storage assessment. Combined with the narrow width, it gives a balanced view of machine footprint. Buyers can use these measurements when checking trailers, yard space, and route access.

This spider lift is relevant for facade work, technical installation, inspection, and property maintenance. It also fits tasks around industrial buildings, public facilities, and larger residential sites. The platform height, outreach, and narrow width support work where access conditions are mixed. The stabilizer system and variable undercarriage add useful context for site evaluation. For companies comparing access equipment, these machine facts provide a clear basis for decision making.