Tracked EWP Hire

Robust and reliable track mounted EWPs for hire in Melbourne, Geelong, and Adelaide.

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Locally owned and operated

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Zero emission fleet

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24/7 customer support

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Industry-leading machinery

Our high-performance tracked EWP range

Don’t let tough terrain slow you down. Our modern fleet of track mounted EWPs is your ticket to conquering steep inclines, uneven ground, and harsh conditions. Choose from compact electric units for tight spaces, crawler traction for superior grip, or powerful machines for demanding worksites. With a variety of working heights, load capacities, and operational features, we’ve got the range to overcome any access challenge.

Our commitment to incredible service

We pride ourselves on providing an access equipment hire service that exceeds your expectations.

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Locally owned and operated

We’re your local access hire specialists dedicated to supporting community projects and industries.

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Zero emission fleet

Our hybrid and electric fleet supports low-emission worksites without compromising on power.

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24/7 customer support

Around-the-clock support means our team is always ready to help, ensuring your projects stay on track.

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Industry-leading machinery

Our modern fleet is always being updated and features the latest from all the brands you know and trust.

Conquer any height with confidence – give All Star a call today.

Go where other access machines can’t with track mounted equipment

Meet the EWP that swaps wheels for tracks to deliver superior stability and traction on challenging terrain. Tracked EWPs navigate steep inclines, rough surfaces, and sensitive areas with minimal ground damage and maximum productivity. Engineered with performance and safety in mind, their wide tracks distribute weight evenly to reduce the risk of sinking or tipping on uneven ground.

Whatever your site conditions or project demands, there are plenty of track mounted machines to choose from. Although nimble and compact, tracked scissor lifts are built tough, while some tracked boom lifts reach an impressive 80 metres. And for environmentally conscious worksites, electric telescopic booms have the added benefit of zero emissions.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Got a question about our equipment, services, or processes? Browse our frequently asked questions for answers. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to get in touch.

    A tracked EWP is ideal if you’re working in environments with:

    • Soft or sensitive ground that could be damaged by the heavier point load of wheels.
    • Muddy, snowy, or sandy conditions where traction and stability are paramount.
    • Steep, uneven, or slippery slopes that require enhanced stability and balance.
    • Compact or tight spaces.

    For more detailed insights, check out our comprehensive guide on tracked vs wheeled EWPs.

    A tracked Elevated Work Platform (EWP) is a type of access equipment that uses tracks instead of wheels for mobility. This design provides superior traction and stability, which is ideal for uneven or challenging terrain. Tracked EWPs are often used for construction, maintenance, and industrial applications.

    The cost of hiring a tracked EWP varies depending on several factors, including the type of machine, rental duration, location, and any additional services required. To get an accurate quote, contact our friendly operations team with details about your project.

    There are several types of tracked EWPs available, including tracked scissor lifts, which are compact and ideal for indoor and outdoor use. If you need greater reach, tracked boom lifts are suitable for a range of applications. You can also get electric track mounted equipment.

    For more information about our range or for a fast and free quote, get in touch with the All Star team.

    Operator licensing requirements vary depending on the specific type of EWP and the jurisdiction. It’s important to check local regulations and ensure operators are adequately trained and licensed.