Did
you know that there are different kinds of bucket trucks that cater
to the various industries that involve workers or employees to carry
out tasks several feet above the ground? Each type of bucket truck
has a unique set of features that make it beneficial to the specific
industry it is catering to.
Companies
and individuals who depend on these bucket trucks to do their work
properly must determine and understand the type of equipment they
need so as to guarantee the satisfaction of their clients and the
safety of their employees. There are three types of bucket trucks
that they can use:
Forestry
Bucket Trucks
Bucket
trucks of this variety are the smallest of the bunch. They usually
have a maximum vertical reach that are higher than that of trees.
Forestry bucket trucks have heights from 32 to 75 feet. This type of
truck is perfect for house maintenance projects and small-scale tree
trimming jobs.
Utility/Line
Bucket Trucks
Utility
trucks are the bigger brothers of their forestry peers. They easily
reach heights of 105 feet, and have compartments for different tools
and materials. A utility bucket trucks is a perfect match for the
industry that gave it its name – the utility industry.
Sign
Trucks
Sign
trucks have a vertical reach that is similar to utility bucket
trucks. The biggest difference between the two is the ability of sign
trucks to carry equipment weighing up to 8000 lbs. (usually large
signage) using its crane.
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