Bristol, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/08/2019 -- The costs of renting construction equipment can add up pretty quickly. In addition to the pickup and delivery fee, renting can cost as much as $150 per day, $500 per week, or $1,500 per month. For businesses who frequently rely on a scissor lift, these expenses can cut into profits.
Instead, businesses can make a one-time investment by purchasing a scissor lift. Worldwide Construction Equipment, Inc. has an inventory of used fuel-powered scissor lifts and used electric scissor lifts for sale at prices that pay dividends in the long-run when compared to rental fees or buying new equipment.
Interested parties should understand the differences between the two main types of scissor lifts. Fuel-powered lifts are the more powerful of the two, and also tend to have higher prices. They can be operated on rough, outdoor terrains and they can carry heavier loads than electric lifts. However, in addition to being less expensive, the battery power of electric lifts gives it more than double the runtime of a fueled lift.
Once a business decides which type of scissor lift to buy, the only thing left to do is make the purchase. This is easy at Worldwide Construction Equipment, Inc., thanks to this company's extensive inventory and low prices. Aside from scissor lifts, there are backhoes, compressors, cranes, generators, dozers, forklifts, and other types of used equipment for sale from Terex and other top manufacturers.
For information regarding the purchase of an item or getting a financing quote for an item, contact Worldwide Construction Equipment, Inc. today!
About Worldwide Construction Equipment
For over 15 years, Worldwide Construction Equipment Inc. has been an industry-leader for construction equipment. The combination of dependable equipment and stellar customer service has helped make them the go-to choice for any construction company looking to make an upgrade. Brands like Genie, JLG, and Gehl are just some of the top names that are available on Worldwide Construction Equipment Inc.
For more information, visit https://www.wceq.com/.