Posted by Fritz Maurer on August 23, 2023 at 16:49:00 from (174.207.37.157):
In Reply to: Towable man lift posted by Hal Roberts on August 23, 2023 at 14:49:36:
Before you buy one, see what the rental is, an estimate how many times you would use it and add up the rental accordingly. The problems with man lifts is they are full of circuit cards that can cause trouble for a couple different reasons. The control box can become less waterproof , mice get in there and build and build a nest or they just get old and start failing. They just dont fare well from long periods of inactivity. If you decide you want one, select a brand with the greatest service support. Genie, for one, no longer accepts factory direct service calls all inquiries have to go through Sunbelt rentals or some other second party, which complicates things when you are in a hurry. And keep your phone on you or have someone around in case the thing quits while youre up in the air. Regarding your neighbors, that is not a tool I would lend anyone
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