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As an authorized JLG dealer, All Access Services carries a wide selection of used and new JLG equipment available for rent or purchase. If you are looking for a JLG scissor lift, telehandler, straight boom lift, articulating boom lift, or a forklift, all of our equipment is available for rent on a short or long-term basis. All Access has serves all of Southern California with your heavy equipment rental needs with locations in San Diego, Riverside, and Orange County. Our team in will work with you to find the perfect unit, rental, part, or training course for your operation. Our JLG equipment rental fleet is inspected by our highly trained service department with regularly scheduled maintenance procedures to assure safe, reliable, productive machinery.
All Access Services carries a wide variety of scissor lifts available for rent or purchase. All of our locations in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside carry a fleet of well-maintained scissor lifts ranging from 13-foot scissor lifts to 40-foot scissor lifts. Companies of all industries and all sizes throughout Southern California rely on the team at All Access for the highest quality scissor lifts to rent on a short or long-term basis, depending on their project needs and requirements. For the projects on rough-terrain, we also carry rough-terrain scissor lifts for those outside projects that have uneven ground or a difficult terrain to work with.
Our scissor lifts provide flexibility, ease of use, and ability to navigate both indoor and outdoor environments, making our scissor lifts valuable machines for increasing productivity and safety in a wide range of workplaces.
With a wide selection of powerful JLG telehandlers for rent or purchase, companies throughout Southern California rely on All Access Services to have the highest quality telehandlers available with lifting capacities ranging from 5,000 pounds up to 17,000 pounds. We also have the latest rotating telehandlers that will increase performance and jobsite efficiency on any project.
The telehandler design allows for a variety of functions across a range of industries, from construction sites to agricultural landscapes. These machines come quipped with extendable booms and various attachments like forks, buckets, and platforms, telehandlers effortlessly switch roles, transitioning from lifting and placing heavy loads to functioning as a crane or a tool carrier
The 2 pieces of equipment are often used together to mean the same thing on a work site, but they are different.
For example, workers in some industries might use the terms “telehandler” and “forklift” interchangeably, even though they are two different categories of equipment that serve a few of the same functions. Some would be confused that you'd associate a telehandler (commonly used on a construction job project), with a forklift which they imagine driving around a warehouse or distribution center.
The confusion comes because of the nomenclature used by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), telehandlers ARE forklifts. For OSHA there are 7 classes of forklifts:
Class I: Electric motor rider trucks
Class II: Electric motor narrow aisle trucks
Class III: Electric motor hand trucks or hand/rider trucks
Class IV: Internal combustion engine trucks (solid/cushion tires)
Class V: Internal combustion engine trucks (pneumatic tires)
Class VI: Electric and internal combustion engine tractors
Class VII: Rough terrain forklift trucks.
Telehandlers fall into Class VII, aka “rough terrain forklift trucks.” Classes I through VI are variations of powered industrial trucks, or ITs, and are generally used indoors.
Within the Class VII rough terrain forklift truck category are:
Vertical mast-type forklifts that are “ruggedly constructed” and “designed to be used primarily outdoors.”
Variable reach-type forklifts have telescoping booms, which enables them “to pick and place loads at various distances and lift heights in front of the machine.” The machines in this subcategory of rough terrain forklift trucks are commonly known as telehandlers.
Truck/trailer-mounted forklifts are portable, self-propelled units typically mounted on carriers to the back of trucks/trailers and used to unload heavy items at job sites. Not all truck/trailer mounted forklifts are rough terrain forklifts.
The equipment within Class VII differs from that in Classes I-VI because the focus in Class VII is on rough terrain. In other words, these machines can be used outdoors or in a combined indoor/outdoor environment.
The forklift type sometimes compared to, or confused, with a telehandler is the rough terrain, vertical mast-type forklift.
The main difference betwen a telehandler and the class VII forklift is the telehandler's ability to lift up and over an obstacle. Forklifts only lift up vertically. Both types of equipment can lift comparable amounts of weight and do have similar footprints along with the ability to use attachments, but telehandlers have a telescopic boom that reaches up and over objects.
The telehandler's reach is higher and extends further out, there are various telehandler sizes with a variety of lifting weight capacities and lift heights. This is the telehandler advantage. Forklifts are used for picking up and carrying material and products, for example, heavy pallets of cement, these machines pick it up and put it somewhere else whereas telehandlers pick up, place, and carry.
Usually telehandlers are used on construction related job sites while forklifts would be used inside and outside of a building post-construction. To make it easy, the telehandler is used during construction of a building, and the forklift is used after completion. Because of its ability to lift items up and over things, there is an extra layer of versatility vs the forklift.
Serving construction projects throughout Southern California with heavy equipment rentals, we have 3 locations in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside to serve our clients. Each location carries a fleet of scissor lifts, telehandlers, boom lifts, and forklifts available for rent at affordable rates. We strive to provide the best customer service in the industry and hope to earn your trust and business!
Serving ALL of Southern California!