Before the start of each shift, operators must perform a daily prestart inspection of aerial lifts. Mike Sharp, regional product support representative, Snorkel provides step by step instructions for completing a walk-around of the Snorkel A46JRT articulated boom lift, including inspecting the tires, fluids and all the functional switches.

On towable boom lifts, the jockey wheel is a small retractable, height-adjustable wheel located on the front of the trailer. It is designed to stabilize the lift when decoupled from the powered vehicle used for towing. The jockey wheel enables the trailer to be manually steered and moved into position on a jobsite.

Amanda Graham handles all warranty work and issues at Snorkel’s Elwood facility as the warranty coordinator. Supporting customers in the Midwest U.S. region, she answers inquiries relating to warranty policies for all Snorkel products.

Support from Snorkel just got easier with a newly added search tool on The Toolbox. Browse our library of blog articles and video content by category, topic or specific model. Quickly find relevant information on service and maintenance, operations, spare parts, training, and warranty, etc. for your machine.

Quick video guide on performing a daily prestart inspection on your Snorkel TM12 mast lift.

For owners and operators of Snorkel lifts, it is important to stay up to date on product improvements and safety related issues. The Platform by Snorkel contains Technical Communications Bulletins (TCB’s) and Technical Safety Bulletins (TSB’s) for review and implementation.

Learn how to perform a daily prestart inspection of your Snorkel SR5719 telehandler before operating in this short 5-minute video.

First starting in shipping and order fulfillment at Snorkel in 2018, Tyler Weipert eventually joined the Product Support team to assist customers in locating the right parts for their Snorkel equipment.

Understanding the load chart on a Snorkel telehandler is essential to safely operating the machine. Learn how the LMI, or load moment indicator, is intended to alert the operator to an impending overload situation.

Do you need to file a warranty claim for your Snorkel lift? Check out these highlights for completing parts returns, labor and travel expenses, and the appeals process.