I've done conversions on machines where the old electric hydraulics are NLA and I mounted whatever was available - changing it over to use the original electric pump, but send the oil to a remotely mounted manifold / valves that are readily available. All of this is not that hard to cross over to some other brand / source if you know how / where to look. Generators and such by other name brands, Onan or whatever, depending on the item. Generic PTO (when applicable) that fits that particular chassis / drive train. The only parts they manufacture are the boom arm / mounting. #2: what chassis is it on? Is that easily supported at reasonable cost.Īlso note: most "machinery" like a bucket truck is just a conglomeration of other manufacturers parts. They sell most of their trucks on E-Bay.īucket trucks are a pretty simple machine and I would really only concentrate on two things: 1 is the body still a viable manufacturer (like Telsta or another big name) where you should be able to source any odd mfr-specific parts you may need (though that shouldn't be much). They actually stock parts for all the common models.
We have a local guy who specializes in used bucket truck. Usually, those fleet trucks get replaced when repair costs outweigh buying something new and assuming it'll last 10 or so years without major repairs.ĭepends on whats available to buy and how much money you can afford. I'll admit, it would be cool to have, but I can't see the cost being justified unless you own some serious property. Most of those trucks will come from utility companies and they spend YEARS just idling. for what you'd spend on a truck, couldn't a tree service just be hired? Better yet, if you have a truck already, why not just BUY a towable lift? Not to mention the "no parking" sign bolted to the driver's side floor pan to cover up the hole from all the rot. so far - they have replaced the engine, transmission, and the generator. company I work for right now has a older 90's splicing truck. do you already own a pickup truck? If so they make hydraulic bucket inserts that can placed (somehow) into the beds.I've seen them pop up on eBay and Craigslist sometimes. If your business or home has exterior lighting that is just out of reach, call Fluorescent Man Lighting and take advantage of their convenient bucket truck.Ĭall 403.863.8529 and ask about our comprehensive maintenance packages on lighting.Maintenance and repairs can get real expensive. This way you don’t have to stand on an unstable ladder to protect your home. Handy Man Services: If you have trees wreaking havoc on or around your house, a bucket truck has the ability to lift handymen to an appropriate height so they can handle the situation. Bucket trucks grant easy access to these high lighting fixtures from the safety of the bucket.
Here are some extra benefits Fluorescent Man Lighting’s bucket truck provides:Įlevated Signs: If your business has an elevated sign that requires repairs or installation, this bucket truck can securely lift technicians to the sign so that maintenance can be completed.Įxterior Lighting: Providing maintenance on hard-to-reach exterior lighting can be extremely difficult and unsafe for business owners. The bucket is large and durable enough to hold a grown adult and place them 35 feet (10.6 metres) off the ground.īucket trucks are commonly used for lifting fireman to top floors of buildings, allowing tree trimmers to reach tall branches and assisting technicians with reaching the top of light poles.Ĭalgary’s Fluorescent Man Lighting has recently purchased their own bucket truck allowing them to better assist clients with (tall) lighting repairs and help provide additional lighting services. We’ve all seen bucket trucks around the city, whether we realize it or not, but do you really know what they are?īucket trucks are multi-purpose utility trucks that come equipped with an extendable pole with a sizable “bucket” attached at the top.
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