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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide bucket trucks and boom lifts for storm damage?
Aerial Lifts, Boom Lifts & Bucket Trucks
Yes.
KDT provides aerial lifts, boom lifts and bucket trucks with qualified operators for hazard tree work, storm damage, temporary lighting and repairs on hurricane and flood incidents.
Typical configuration
- Scissor lifts
- About 19–40 ft platform height
- Boom lifts
- About 40–135 ft, telescopic or articulating
- Bucket trucks
- About 35–75 ft working height; forestry versions with chip box
- Platform capacity
- About 500–1,000 lb, typical
- Drive
- Rough-terrain 4WD options for unpaved ground
Some work has to be done in the air. After a hurricane or flood, crews need to trim and take down hazard trees over roads and homes, clear limbs from lines and structures, and make roof and building repairs. Aerial lifts and bucket trucks put a worker where the job is, safely, without climbing.
KDT supplies lifts with operators for the work: forestry bucket trucks for tree work, boom lifts for repairs and installing lighting or antennas, and scissor lifts for flat, indoor or pad work. Work near power lines is done with the utility and clearances the job and jurisdiction require.
Available as
- Forestry bucket trucks with chip box
- Telescopic and articulating boom lifts
- Towable boom lifts
- Rough-terrain scissor lifts
What's included
- Qualified operator
- Delivery and pickup
- Daily inspection and fueling
- Ground crew as the task requires
Where it's used
- Hazard tree trimming and removal over roads and homes
- Storm damage repair and board-up at height
- Mounting lights, cameras and antennas
- Building and roof assessment
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide bucket trucks and boom lifts for storm damage?
Yes. We supply forestry bucket trucks, boom lifts and scissor lifts with operators for hazard trees, repairs and work at height after storms and floods.
Can your lifts work near power lines?
Yes, with the utility involved and the clearances and qualified personnel the job and jurisdiction require. Downed or energized lines belong to the utility first.
Bucket truck or boom lift?
A bucket truck drives on the road and is the standard for tree work along routes. A boom lift goes off-road onto a site and reaches over obstacles.
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