Head to head
Haulotte Group HA16 RTJ PRO vs Power Towers Pecolift
The Haulotte Group HA16 RTJ PRO is a a 16 m diesel articulating boom lift. The Power Towers Pecolift is a manual push-around low-level access platform, a mast lift with 3.5 m working height and no batteries.
Last reviewed 6 October 2026
Specifications side by side
| Haulotte Group HA16 RTJ PRO | Power Towers Pecolift | |
|---|---|---|
| Working height | 16.0 m | 3.5 m |
| Platform height | 14.0 m | 1.5 m |
| Working outreach | 8.30 m | - |
| Platform capacity | - | 150 kg |
| Weight | - | 196 kg |
Sources: Haulotte Group HA16 RTJ PRO, Power Towers Pecolift. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the HA16 RTJ PRO if...
The Haulotte HA16 RTJ PRO is a rough-terrain diesel articulating boom lift used on UK construction and industrial sites needing working heights in the 14-16 m band with good outdoor mobility. It sits in direct competition with the JLG 450AJ for the same tier of national hire fleet stock. Haulotte pitches the RTJ PRO range on cab comfort and control ergonomics as much as raw reach figures.
Full HA16 RTJ PRO specifications →Buy or hire the Pecolift if...
A lightweight manual push-around platform for indoor jobs such as ceiling work, lighting, signage and drylining where charging or batteries are a nuisance. The operator raises the platform with a handle, so it works on any site.
Full Pecolift specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Haulotte Group HA16 RTJ PRO and the Power Towers Pecolift?
The Haulotte Group HA16 RTJ PRO is a a 16 m diesel articulating boom lift; the Power Towers Pecolift is a manual push-around low-level access platform, a mast lift with 3.5 m working height and no batteries.
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