You'll know a
bucket truck when you see one. Typically, they have a unifying
design: jacks and a storage bin are utility and stability staples.
Like the cars that they are, bucket trucks come in various other
types, sizes and functions. Each is designed to complete construction
projects of different nature.
Versalift
This truck's
lifting platform is its defining feature. Through this, the truck is
able to extend itself several feet up to lift materials and workers
to another platform or to a rooftop space.
Cherry
Picker
The name's a
misnomer: the cherry
picker
can actually do more than pick – it can lift a person to as high as
several stories of a building. These trucks are designed with a
motorized arm system, and are ideal for large-scale projects like
window cleaning services and repair work outside the building.
Aerial
Lifts
Like the
cherry pickers, the aerial lifts are designed with an arm. However,
their platforms only rise in a single direction unlike the previous
that can lift in different directions.
Boom Trucks
Rather than
lifting, the arms of boom trucks are used to counterbalance objects
and materials employed in the project.
Digger
Derrick
Digger
derricks are ideal for excavation tasks where there are less people
around to manually dig the area. These are usually situated in a
single area.
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