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Re: Aerial Lift Bucket Trucks
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Posted by IaGary on March 27, 2006 at 19:49:42 from (216.51.227.50):
In Reply to: Re: Aerial Lift Bucket Trucks posted by TomIN on March 27, 2006 at 14:44:20:
Tom you might be right if you can get right under were you want to go up but you can't reach out over shrubs,fences,up over roofs for trimming trees and get near as high. I've used both and the flat bed is good for siding but when it comes to trimming trees cleaning eaves, repairing a steep roof you can move around more without moving the base. If I can only have one or the other I'll take the bucket truck any time and you can still use it on the side walls. About the only you can't do that the scissor hoist will do is lift a heavy load. Just my thoughts. Gary
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