Posted by Tony in SD on August 23, 2023 at 18:42:26 from (104.167.204.193):
In Reply to: Towable man lift posted by Hal Roberts on August 23, 2023 at 14:49:36:
I have been involved with bucket trucks & other types of man lifts for over 40 years. It really depends on what you want to do with them. I would not use a diesel indoors, I would not use and electric if I had to move more than 100 yards. Also, depends on how high and what side reach you need. In 40 plus years, I have seen the results of 4 people that have fallen off the lifts they were using. All 4 fell head first. All 4 were under 40 years old. 3 have permanent injuries and one is permanently dead. So that said; What the H3LL are you doing up in the air at your age? Please take my advice and hire what ever you think is so important that you have to do it your self. You have nothing to prove except maybe testing gravity.
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