Renault Master Hoogwerker Kopen

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What working height do you need?

The right working height is the most important choice when buying an aerial platform on a Renault Master. For façade maintenance, painting and installation work on homes, a working height of around 12-14 metres is often sufficient. For bigger jobs such as tree maintenance, high-voltage work or façade renovation on taller buildings, a telescopic arm of 16 metres or more is more common. Also look at the sideways reach: when working around obstacles such as trees, roof edges or façade structures, a knuckle-boom aerial platform is often more flexible than a telescopic arm. Always ask for the type plate of the installation when buying, as it states the exact maximum working height, reach and permitted load in the basket.

Check the bodybuilder brand and maintenance history

Aerial platforms on a Renault Master chassis are usually built by a specialised bodybuilder, with well-known brands such as Bizzocchi, CTE, Comilev, Socage or Ruthmann. Always ask for the maintenance logbook of the aerial platform installation itself, separate from the maintenance of the van. Hydraulic aerial platforms require periodic maintenance to the cylinders, hoses and basket controls. Check for leaks around the hydraulic pump and cracks or rust at the turntable and the connection of the arm to the chassis. An aerial platform with a recognisable and widely used bodybuilder brand is generally easier to maintain, as parts and specialised mechanics are more widely available.

Inspection and safety requirements

An aerial platform falls under the Dutch Working Conditions Act (Arbowet) as lifting equipment and must be periodically inspected, usually annually, by a certified NEN 2908 or SKO inspector. When buying a used unit, always request the most recent inspection report and check the expiry date: without a valid inspection certificate, the aerial platform may not be used on site. During viewing, test the emergency controls from the ground, the dead man's switch in the basket and the tilt angle protection. These safety systems prevent the aerial platform from tipping over or jamming in the event of a malfunction, and are crucial for working at height.

Buying or Financial Lease

A Renault Master aerial platform can be bought outright or through Financial Lease, in which case you become the economic owner from day one and, as an entrepreneur, can reclaim the VAT. At Tatev Auto, Financial Lease is possible up to 100% of the purchase value, with a term of up to 72 months, also available to start-ups and self-employed professionals. This is attractive if you use the aerial platform on a structural basis and want to spread the investment without tying up your own capital. If you only use the vehicle occasionally, renting per day or week may work out cheaper than ownership. Weigh the expected annual usage hours against the lease term to determine what is most cost-effective for your business.