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Imcorrect. Standard bucket heights were determined by transmission wire heights and standard 'offsets' of the truck working position to the transmission wires Rarely do you get to sit under the tree to work in it. Working vertical heights mean little in comparison to reaching over to access a...

I agree, but OSHA requires they be removed after five years for utility line clearance companies. That is why there are so many for sale

Yea, davey and other municipal operators can only run the trucks for 5 years. So, they go to bulk auctions. Get retrofitted and put to market. Not made that well actually

For what it is worth, greg good bought an ommelift and is very pleased with it.

Too many to count over the last quarter century. But now i sub out my stumps. A mini has many jses while a grinder is dedicated, much more useful

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Uhhhh, dont remember. Eighteen or so years ago. Prob about 500 would be my guess

Years ago i drove my stump grinder through a house in s.f. Had to put a long hose on the exhaust to get through the front hallway, livingroom, kitchen in the back then stairs down to the backyard. Sheesh wadda circus!

I dont think many people realize just how tight san fransisco is. Steep streets, often with big trees captivated in tiny backyards. Zero access. In surburban housing developments at least you have a 3' pathway to the backhard. In s.f? No.

Omni lift (spelling?) is what greg good has. I got to play with it the last time i visited with him. Seems very well made but expensive