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The rental fleet

Two Smartlifts on the yard in Tampa.

Both are Outdoor-series vacuum lifters on wide off-road tires, and one person runs either from a remote. The weight of your heaviest piece decides which one goes on the truck.

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FleetTwo units

SeriesOutdoor, off-road tires

OperatorOne person, by remote

RampIncluded, just ask

DeliveryWe drop off and pick up

Smartlift SL609 HLE RT vacuum lifter with four suction pads on a lifting frame

The fleet.

Both run a full workday on one charge and place a load with tilt, rotate, and side shift on the remote.

Unit 01

SL609 HLE RT

Up to1,320lb

Lifting height
13 ft 11 in
Arm extension
5 ft 3 in, two-stage
Series
Outdoor
Powered rotation
Yes, that’s the RT
Placement
Tilt, rotate, 4 in side shift
Memory positions
Yes, for repeat installs
Drive
Four wheels, front-wheel drive
Runtime
A full workday, charges on 110V
Suction pads
Four 16 in pads, dual circuit
Width to drive through
32.7 in
Width to work
5 ft 8 in, legs down
Ramp
Included, just ask

Drives through a standard 36 inch doorway with the legs up. It needs 5 ft 8 in to set the legs down and work, so plan the room, not just the door.

Unit 02

SL1009 HLE

Up to2,200lb

Lifting height
15 ft
Arm extension
8 ft, two-stage
Series
Outdoor
Rotation
Hydraulic, plus or minus 90°
Placement
Proportional control, 4 in side shift
Display
Battery, vacuum, and load strain
Drive
Four wheels, 3.7 mph
Runtime
Eight hours on a charge
Suction pads
Six 16 in pads
Width
3 ft
Ramp
Included, just ask
Attachments
Ask us

More reach and more capacity. Where the 609 runs out, this keeps going.

Capacity depends on how far the arm has to reach. Tell us the weight of your heaviest piece and the distance it has to travel, and we will confirm the fit before you book.

Which lift do I need?

The weight of your heaviest single piece decides it. Not the total load.

  • Under 1,300 lbThe SL609 handles it.
  • Heavier or longer reachTake the SL1009.
  • Not sure yetSend the weight of your heaviest piece, or a photo of the load. We’ll pick for you.

What one operator can move.

If your crew is carrying it by hand today, this replaces the carry.

  1. Stone slabs

    Granite, quartz, and porcelain. Island tops and full-height wall sets that used to take four people and a stairway.

  2. Large-format tile

    Ceramic and porcelain panels that crack the moment someone loses their grip on a corner.

  3. Architectural glass

    Storefront, curtain wall, hurricane-impact units, and residential replacement glass.

  4. Metal panels

    ACM rainscreen, standing seam, and custom fabricated facade panels.

  5. HVAC condensers

    Onto wall-mounted slabs at raised beach houses, using the fork attachment. Not for rooftops unless the roof sits below reach height.

What arrives on the truck.

Five things, and four of them are things other rental houses charge for.

The unit
Charged, cleaned, and checked before it leaves the yard.
A ramp
For a curb or a few steps. Included, not an add-on. This is the thing crews are most surprised by.
A walkthrough
Our driver runs your crew through the controls on drop-off. Takes about fifteen minutes.
Phone support
For the whole rental. You get us, not a call center.
Pickup
We come and get it. There is no self-return.

If you can drive a pallet jack, you can run a Smartlift.

Attachments, if the job calls for them.

Most jobs do not need either. Ask when you quote and we will tell you straight.

Fork attachment
Swaps the vacuum head for forks. This is how an HVAC condenser goes onto a wall-mounted slab at height on a raised beach house.
Hook and grapple
For awkward loads that a suction cup cannot hold. Irregular shapes, textured surfaces, anything the pads will not seal against.

Put one on the calendar.

A few fields. An itemized quote comes back within two hours, 9 to 5, seven days a week.

The weight and size of your heaviest piece is what decides the machine. Tell us that and we will pick for you.

Or call (855) 677-7368

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Rental questions.

The five that come up on nearly every call.

How much can the SL609 actually lift?

1,320 lb with the arm in, and 330 lb at full extension. That second number is the one that matters on a real job, because capacity drops as the arm goes out. Tell us your heaviest piece and how far it has to reach and we will tell you whether it works.

Do I need a trained operator?

No. A standard rental doesn’t include one, and most crews don’t need one. Our driver walks your people through the controls on drop-off, and you have our phone number for the whole rental.

Will it get across my jobsite?

Both are Outdoor-series machines on wide off-road tires, so dirt, gravel, and rough slab are fine. A ramp comes at no extra cost, just ask when you book, for curbs and a few steps. If you are worried about access, send a photo and we will look at it before we quote.

How fast can you get one to me?

Tampa and St. Petersburg get same-day when the unit is on the yard. Everywhere else in Florida is next-day, subject to availability. Book ahead during hurricane season, when both units move a lot.

Can I buy one instead of renting?

Yes. We sell any Smartlift model through the manufacturer partner network, not just the two we rent. Look at the full lineup or just ask when you call.

Got a heavy set on the calendar?

Tell us the weight and the zip. You’ll have an itemized quote back within two hours.

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