FAQ's

Who is you typical customer that rents a Versa-Lift?
We typically rent our equipment to Rigging companies and machinery movers who are already familiar with the advantages and time saving capabilities that a Versa-Lift offers. Some of these companies already own Versa-Lifts, and choose to rent them when they do work outside of their home territory.

Is there any special “certification” needed to operate a Versa-Lift?
No, we typically tell people that if you can operate a regular forklift, than you can operate a Versa-Lift.

What sizes of Versa-Lifts do you have available?
Doral Equipment Rental carries the Versa-lift 25/35, 40/60, and 60/80.

Is availability a problem?
As the largest supplier of Versa-Lifts for rent, we typically can accommodate any equipment request, be it for one machine or twenty-five. There are certain times during the year that equipment is in high demand, but with some advanced notice, we can accommodate you.

Can you deliver the Versa-Lift to my jobsite?
Yes, Doral Equipment Rental has its own trucking division that can handle the transport of any of the units we rent, from our back yard to across the country.

Do your rental units come with a boom?
Yes, we can provide the matching hydraulic boom for any unit we rent out.

Can I use the Versa-Lift outside?
We strongly urge our customers not to take any unit outdoors unless it will be on a solid concrete surface, and in compliance with the owner’s manual.

Do you offer any discounts for multiple units or long-term rentals?
Yes, one of our sales representatives would be more than happy to write up a custom quote.

Can I rent Versa-Lift for just a day?
Yes, we offer daily, weekly, and monthly rates.

How much does a Versa-Lift weigh?
The 25/35 model weighs approximately 38,000 pounds.
The 40/60 model weighs approximately 67,000 pounds
The 60/80 model weighs approximately 96,000 pounds

How high does the boom reach?
On a 25/35, the boom can go up to 22 feet.
On a 40/60, the boom can go up to 26 feet.
On a 60/80, the boom can go up to 26 feet, 10 inches.