The TR5333X has one of the best horizontal outreach in the world in the 59 ft working height tracked aerial work platform category. The control of the machine is equipped with the most modern functions, which enables comfortable and fast work.
Full control from the work basket: progress, automatic footing, superstructure functions.
Dual 110V & Honda drive, with electric speed control. Adjustable track base in width and height.
Wired remote control for the crawler and for walking on the safe ramp or for transport on the trailer.
Working height: 59 ft
Horizontal outreach: 26,25 ft (485 lbs)
Horizontal outreach: 34,45 ft (220 lbs)
Articulated telescopic boom
Hydraulic platform rotator
Auto chassis leveling Request for offer
Horizontal outreach: 26,25 ft (485 lbs)
Horizontal outreach: 34,45 ft (220 lbs)
Articulated telescopic boom
Hydraulic platform rotator
Auto chassis leveling Request for offer
Specifications
Working height
59 ft
Platform height
53 ft
Max. horizontal reach
34,45 ft (220 lbs)
Lift capacity
485 lbs
Rotation
365°
Flyjib
4 ft
Kosárkar elmozdulás
85°
Platform dimensions
4 ft x 2,5 ft x 3,5 ft
Platform rotation
2x45°
Transport lenght
18 ft
Transport width
2.6 ft
Transport height
7 ft
Total weight
4730 lbs
Power source
110V & Honda iGX power source with electric speed control
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2026-05-01
Delivery Alert!
Two Europelift 5333A units were delivered today to a customer in Missouri. One is a standard model, while the other is fully customized with a wheel assist system and a 110V AC power source.
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2026-04-23
Nordbygg 2026 - Exhibition Stockholm - Sweden
Sweden recently hosted Scandinavia’s largest construction exhibition, where Instant ZIP-UP showcased two Europelift trailer lifts.
A battery-powered TM13Ti was exhibited indoors, while a Honda-powered TM18GTi was positioned directly opposite the main entrance—making it the very first machine to greet visitors as they arrived.
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A battery-powered TM13Ti was exhibited indoors, while a Honda-powered TM18GTi was positioned directly opposite the main entrance—making it the very first machine to greet visitors as they arrived.




