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2017 JLG 660SJ Diesel
$39,750.00 For Sale
Description
NLEQ# 152768, 3200 Hours, Diesel, 4WD, 8' w/Side Entry Platform, Foam Filled Tires, Osc. Axles, Rough Terrain Tires, Jib, 66' Platform Height
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Manufacturer: JLG
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Model: 660SJ
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Hours: 3200
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Price: $39,750.00
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Category: Straight Boom Lift
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Drive: 4WD
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Fuel Type: Diesel
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Tire Type: Foam Filled
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Basket: 8' w/Side Entry
JLG 660SJ for Sale | Straight Boom Lift Equipment at NLEQ
This JLG 660SJ Straight Boom Lift, NLEQ# 152768, is configured for demanding elevated access work where substantial platform reach, outdoor mobility, and practical jobsite positioning are important. With diesel power, 4WD, an 8' side entry platform, foam filled tires, oscillating axles, rough terrain tires, a jib, and a 66' platform height, this machine provides a versatile setup for contractors, industrial facilities, rental fleets, maintenance teams, and equipment managers. The straight boom design is especially useful for applications that require direct horizontal and vertical access to elevated work areas, helping crews approach structures efficiently while keeping the machine positioned in a suitable working location.
Specifications
- NLEQ Number: 152768
- Year: 2017
- Manufacturer: JLG
- Model: 660SJ
- Category: Straight Boom Lift
- Hours: 3200
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Drive: 4WD
- Basket: 8' with Side Entry
- Tire Type: Foam Filled
- Axles: Oscillating
- Terrain Tire Configuration: Rough Terrain
- Jib: Equipped
- Platform Height: 66'
Condition
This JLG 660SJ gives serious buyers a clearly defined set of features that can be evaluated against specific access requirements, project conditions, and fleet needs. When purchasing used aerial equipment, it is important to consider the individual machine rather than relying only on general expectations associated with a model. Drive configuration, power source, platform setup, tire type, axle design, reach, and positioning features all influence how effectively a boom lift can perform in a particular working environment.
Every equipment listing offered by NLEQ is carefully tested and inspected before being made available for sale. This process helps provide contractors, industrial buyers, rental companies, and fleet managers with accurate and reliable information for evaluating used heavy construction equipment. Buyers can review the listed configuration of this machine and determine whether it aligns with the type of work they perform regularly.
Advantages
The straight boom configuration provides direct access for projects where crews need to reach outward and upward toward elevated work areas. This type of boom lift is especially useful when the machine can be positioned with a clear path toward the task. On construction sites, industrial facilities, and large commercial projects, workers may need access to structures that are well above ground level or positioned beyond areas where other equipment can be placed.
The 66' platform height provides substantial vertical access for maintenance, installation, construction, inspection, and repair work. This reach allows crews to approach elevated building areas, structural sections, overhead systems, and other high work locations that may be beyond the capability of smaller access equipment. For contractors who frequently work at significant elevation, this capability can make the machine a valuable part of an access fleet.
The jib adds useful positioning flexibility near the working end of the boom. Once the main boom brings personnel close to the target location, smaller platform adjustments may still be required. A jib allows additional movement that can help crews position themselves more effectively around structures or other obstacles. This can reduce the need to reposition the entire machine for minor access changes.
The 8' platform with side entry provides a practical working area for personnel, tools, and job materials within the machine's operating limits. Platform size is important when tasks require more than one tool or involve multiple work steps at elevation. Side entry provides a straightforward access point for operators and crew members before the machine is raised into position.
Diesel power is well suited to demanding outdoor environments where equipment may need to operate for extended periods. Construction companies and industrial fleets often use diesel powered machinery across multiple job types, making this configuration practical for businesses that already maintain conventional fueling procedures. For a straight boom lift intended for outdoor field use, diesel operation supports a familiar and professional equipment setup.
Four wheel drive enhances mobility across suitable outdoor surfaces where additional traction may be required. Construction areas often include gravel, compacted soil, unfinished access routes, and other ground conditions that differ from smooth pavement. The 4WD configuration helps the machine travel between work areas and gives contractors greater flexibility when tasks are spread across a large site.
The oscillating axle configuration supports movement across uneven surfaces by helping the machine accommodate changes in terrain. Jobsites are rarely perfectly level, especially during active construction phases. This feature works with the drive system to support practical mobility where the machine must travel across suitable rough ground before being positioned for elevated work.
Foam filled tires provide practical value on active jobsites where debris and sharp materials can create puncture concerns. Construction environments may contain nails, metal fragments, broken materials, and other hazards. Foam filled tires help reduce problems associated with conventional air pressure loss, supporting more consistent equipment availability during scheduled work.
The rough terrain tire configuration further supports the machine's intended role in demanding outdoor environments. When combined with four wheel drive and oscillating axles, the tire setup gives buyers a machine that is better suited to appropriate unfinished surfaces than equipment configured primarily for smooth indoor areas.
Applications
This JLG 660SJ Straight Boom Lift can support a wide range of construction, industrial, maintenance, installation, and facility applications. General contractors may use equipment in this category for exterior building work, structural access, overhead installation, finishing activities, inspection, and other elevated tasks requiring direct outreach from the base machine.
Commercial construction projects are a natural fit for this type of boom lift because crews frequently need to reach high exterior areas while the surrounding site is still developing. The combination of four wheel drive, rough terrain capability, and substantial platform reach can help teams access different sections of a project as work progresses.
Industrial facilities can also use the machine for maintenance, inspection, repair, and installation work involving elevated systems or structures. Large plants and operating sites may contain equipment, piping, building components, and other infrastructure positioned well above ground level. A straight boom lift can provide direct access when the work area can be approached from a suitable machine position.
Rental fleets may consider the JLG 660SJ for customers who need a versatile aerial lift for temporary projects. Contractors in construction, maintenance, mechanical work, electrical work, and industrial service can all require substantial vertical access. A machine with outdoor mobility and a practical feature set can serve a broad range of customer needs.
Ownership Value
For businesses that regularly perform elevated work, ownership can provide greater control over scheduling and equipment availability. Access equipment may be needed at different stages of a project, and relying entirely on outside availability can make planning more difficult. Keeping a capable straight boom lift within the fleet allows managers to coordinate machine use directly with project progress and crew requirements.
Purchasing used equipment can provide a practical route to professional aerial access without acquiring a brand new unit. Buyers can evaluate this JLG according to its reach, drive configuration, power source, platform arrangement, tire setup, axle design, and expected utilization. Matching these characteristics to actual workload requirements helps determine whether the machine can provide strong long term value within the fleet.
Versatility also supports ownership value. A boom lift that can travel across suitable outdoor terrain, provide substantial vertical access, and offer useful platform positioning may serve multiple crews and job types. This gives fleet managers more opportunities to keep the machine productive across construction, maintenance, inspection, and industrial assignments.
Why This JLG 660SJ
This JLG 660SJ offers a balanced combination of direct boom reach, jobsite mobility, and practical elevated access features. The substantial platform height supports demanding work at elevation, while the jib provides additional positioning flexibility near the task area. The large side entry platform gives crews a functional workspace for suitable applications.
The diesel power source, four wheel drive, oscillating axles, foam filled tires, and rough terrain tire configuration create a setup focused on active outdoor projects. Together, these features make this machine particularly relevant for contractors and industrial users who need more than simple vertical access and expect their equipment to move between multiple work areas across changing site conditions.
Why Buy from NLEQ
NLEQ specializes in used heavy construction and access equipment and focuses on providing serious buyers with clear information about each individual machine. Every listing is carefully tested and inspected before being offered for sale, helping customers make informed purchasing decisions based on the available details of the actual unit.
This approach is especially important with straight boom lifts because platform reach, drive system, tire configuration, power source, axle setup, and positioning features can all influence whether a machine is appropriate for a particular project. Contractors, fleet operators, rental companies, and industrial buyers can review the listed specifications and compare them directly with their operational requirements before moving forward.
Next Steps
If you are looking for a used JLG 660SJ Straight Boom Lift for construction, industrial maintenance, facility work, rental applications, or other demanding elevated access projects, this machine offers a practical combination of substantial reach, diesel power, four wheel drive, rough terrain capability, foam filled tires, oscillating axles, a jib, and an 8' side entry platform. Reference NLEQ# 152768 when contacting NLEQ to confirm current availability, request additional machine information, and discuss the purchasing process with the equipment sales team.