New Lift For Christmas.

[DTW902]

New Spider Lift 23GT, now I just need to figure out the puzzle to get the bobcat and stump grinder in the truck
with the lift.

 

[DTW902]

Another picture.

 

[DTW902]

One more for now.

 

[Colin]

Sweet!

 

[Tom Dunlap]

You must have a HUGE chimney for Santa to get that sweetie delivered!

 

[DTW902]

Got the wife up there. Had the boys take a picture as it will probably be the last time she goes up there.

 

[tnttree]

90'club . . . lucky man,
you ve been a real good boy havn't you

 

[Colin]

Those sure are different looking from the buckets I was raised on...

 

[RogerM]

what is the working height? Is it really 90'? I'd imagine it's pretty handy where you can't get your bucket.

 

[DTW902]

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what is the working height? Is it really 90'? I'd imagine it's pretty handy where you can't get your bucket.

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Roger the working height on the one I got is 76ft.
It is a 23GT, They have other lifts that go higher
than mine. All the way up to 165ft. Hear is there
link.http://www.teupenamerica.com/products/index.htm

 

[tnttree]

Oh I thought the 23 was a 90'er, 76'in that thing would still make my butt pucker. Gotta be mighty handy - I hope you never get a bad bounce on to an outrigger - scares me thinkin about it. No cut and throwin - let me know if thats the case

 

[TreeDr]

It does look a bit delicate, but I'm sure it is a blast to operate. Please make sure you identify any underground thingies before you set it up. I'd hate to be 70' up and have an outrigger cave in an old oil tank.

Been there, done that.

 

[allmark]

I need a bigger stocking!

 

[jerseywild]

It would be nice to see that in action.

 

[willie]

tnt i think they have a 400 pound basket cap. most buckets are 300-350

 

[tnttree]

True but, My butt still puckers some times when I look down at a mere tiny truck holding up the 75'lift

 

[DTW902]

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True but, My butt still puckers some times when I look down at a mere tiny truck holding up the 75'lift

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Thats true Dave. I'm used to looking down and see'ing a 17ooo pound truck holding me/and bucket.
Now you look down and see a tiny drive unit 6800 pounds, with long legs definatly a different fealing thats for sure.