Define the vehicle configuration before ordering
A clear equipment specification helps buyers compare quotations and plan local operation. We can discuss available configurations for aerial work platform trucks, truck-mounted cranes and TDAL ladder lift trucks, subject to the selected model and technical review.
Configuration points to review
- Chassis dimensions, wheelbase, axle loads, steering position and local service access.
- Working height, outreach, load chart, boom or ladder sections and outrigger layout.
- Basket, material platform or cargo deck dimensions and approved load arrangement.
- Control methods, emergency lowering provisions and model-specific safety functions.
- Requested paint, identification, accessories and documentation language.
Destination and compliance checks
Provide your destination country, emissions requirements, road registration rules and any requested standards. Road approval and certification depend on the final configuration and local regulations; availability must be confirmed in writing. A product listing does not by itself establish approval for every market.
Confirm the agreed specification
Review the model, equipment list, dimensions, operating limits, documentation and requested options together with the quotation. Changes to the chassis or superstructure require technical confirmation and may affect dimensions, payload, delivery time and price.
Compare the vehicle product range before sending your preferred configuration.
Contact TRODAT with your vehicle requirements to discuss the applicable service scope.