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Re: Aerial Lift Bucket Trucks
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Posted by TomIN on March 27, 2006 at 14:44:20 from (209.43.9.114):
In Reply to: Aerial Lift Bucket Trucks posted by in-too-deep on March 27, 2006 at 14:02:14:
If you want to work up in the air, you might want to consider what my builder used. It was a lift truck that originally came from an airport. It was a box truck for delivery to planes on the runway. The box could be raised to the height of plane doors. The builder cut off the box, and was left with a flat floor about 8' x 20' that could be raised to second floor or roof height. He seemed to use it for everything from lifting trusses, deliverying material to the second floor and roof, installing siding on the second floor, etc. A platform is a heck of a lot more handy than a bucket.
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