ISO 75 Foot Bucket Truck

[flyingsquirrel25]

See sir did I call it. No loss to me, I'm a climber anyhow I would get fat and lazy with a bucket truck!

 

[flyingsquirrel25]

you are more then welcome to stop by and spec a truck out, we would NEVER EVER let a customer demo a truck. EVER!. but we do warranty every single truck sold. we only complete a truck once its sold, this customer spec"d outthink truck to look like this, then we clean, sand blast, paint, go through the mechanical, boom, dielectric and certification, ect. you are more then welcome to spec a truck out. View attachment 44625

Sorry I forgot to respond directly to you joe. No thanks I'm not in the habit of buying used without some knowledge of how it's going to hold up. And that's basically what you say I must do, buy to spec to you fix. I'll look elsewhere for my next truck. Ps it's not nice to put up a truck that is already sold. That's kinda a bait a switch in my book.
"hey come look at this truck... btw it's sold already".

 

[Arensman Services]

Thanks guys! That is what I wanted to hear. Just needed some re-assurance that it was a mistake to purchase from them. Yeah @KYAPLE a new bucket truck is 177,500 with out any add on's or painting it company colors. So, after tax, insurance, registration, and paint your looking at close to 200K.
My bucket is a 1992. I am looking into a few smaller then 75 footers because of the price of the new ones, and the almost impossible ability to buy a decent used one.

We have a 2011 that is 6 x 6 coming up in 30 days may be available for 65000 range. Nice well maintained international. Treemankansas@gmail.com send me info I'll give you first chance.

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[Daren Smith]

@ROYCE a few years late but I’m curious to what you bought? We are looking for a 75’ rear mount with elevator. I don’t like the idea of a straight 75” boom and moving around a tree,lines, and houses.
Just started are search and searching around here to get some opinions!