Boom lifts for sale.
New and used boom lifts that reach up, out, and over — sold straight from one yard on Industrial Blvd in Gainesville, and trusted across Northeast Georgia since 1973.
Reach the work, over the obstacle.
When the job is high and out of easy reach — steel up under a roofline, a sign across a parking lot, tree work over a fence — a boom lift carries a crew right to it and holds them on a guarded platform. When you're ready to own one instead of renting, Coker sells new and used boom lifts and helps you put the right one to work, from a single-man shop to one of the billion-dollar factories we've outfitted for decades.
Our stock turns over, so a boom lift for sale today may not be the one on the ground next week — live inventory lives on Machinery Trader, where you can browse current inventory and see exactly what's available. Don't see the height or reach you're after? Tell us the job and we'll track it down. And if you only need a lift for one job, you can always rent one instead.
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Boom lift sales questions
Do you sell new and used boom lifts?
Both. Coker handles new and used boom lifts, and our current stock is listed through Machinery Trader so you can see exactly what's on the ground today. Inventory turns over fast, so if you don't see the height or reach you're after, call the yard at 770-532-7066 — we'll tell you what's coming in and help you find the right lift.
Articulating or telescopic boom lift — which one do I need?
It comes down to how you have to reach the work. An articulating boom lift bends at the joints to reach up and over obstacles and tuck into tight spots — ideal for steelwork, signage, and crowded sites. A telescopic boom lift extends in a straight line for the most horizontal reach and outdoor height. Tell us how high you need to go, how far out, and the surface you're working on, and we'll point you to the right machine.
Should I buy a boom lift or rent one?
Buy when the lift will run regularly and you'd rather park it in your own building than rent it again and again. Rent when you only need the height for a single job or a short stretch and don't want to own, store, and maintain it. Coker does both, so we'll give you a straight answer either way — if renting is the smarter call, we'll say so. You can rent a boom lift from us at /rentals/.
Can I trade in or consign my current boom lift?
Yes. Coker buys, takes trades, and lists machines on consignment through Machinery Trader, so your old lift can help cover the next one. Bring the details — make, model, platform height, hours, and condition — and we'll walk through your options. Start at /sales/sell-or-consign/ or call 770-532-7066.
Trusted across Northeast Georgia
Awesome people and everything under the sun from a hair size cotter pin to a 2” bolt and a leaf blower to a mega boom lift for rent and quick delivery’s and cheap prices
Same as it's been for years...AWESOME!!! By the way, Vernon Mathis' 1 star review👇 is completely ridiculous. If you want to buy from the internet...go for it...but you CAN NOT compare a home town "brick and mortar" store to an internet buisness. I guarantee the parts/hardware you get online for "cheaper" is gonna be Chinese garbage.
If you need a bolt or nut, they probably have it in stock. Seriously, I've never seen quite the selection and they have staff available to help you find what you need.
Ready to own a boom lift?
Tell us the working height, the reach, and where it runs — we'll match you to the right lift and a fair price.