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The only bucket-truck boom I flew had been operated in my supervisor's presence, or by him, since new, for 6 years. I hear about Asplundh guys catching tops on their booms and can't imagine most employees being overly careful with them. Used booms kinda feel like buying a well-used climbing...

You could check in with Canary Tree Service in Jacksonville, FL... Just went tree-mec! Downsizing the normal crews and overstocked.

Carl/ Lumberjack has a lot of experience with the NiftyLift, in place of a bucket truck. Brett, did you buy yours through him?

I can mini-loader tow a rental tow-behind once or twice a year into spots no bucket truck can access. It's got limited side-reach, but way better reach than the bucket I could park 80' away at the last place. I've flown a 60' versalift a bunch. Where it fits, I'd rather have the bucket truck...

Someone who buys new ever couple years. ISO ads on forums and FB.

Oh, I see what happened. Look for a private party sale...all I hear from bucket-truck owners. One guy locally has a spider-lift. 83' working-height, and fits through a 36" gate.

Who wants a bucket truck, get a spider lift or flying carpet. The carpet wants to get caught in the saw sometimes, and no-fall arrest harness...not all they're cracked up to be. Why prompts the question?