Welder-turned-signs

Thank you all for your awesome replies! It definitely helps when making decisions. We have an older Altec 42' that will need replacing in the next couple of years and need at least a 60' reach moving forward. I also own a cell tower business, and we use man lifts a lot. I spent approx. $30k in rental fees for 85' man lifts last quarter, and really want a truck to meet both needs. My sign techs help with the cell tower stuff regularly, so I am guessing a dual use will happen weekly. Thanks again for all your replies,

Has anybody bought, used, or heard good/bad on a company called Socage? Their website is here; http://www.socage.it/ I am in the market for a 80' plus working height bucket truck and ran across one of theirs for sale for less than $200k brand new. Wondering what's up with their product. Here is one of their trucks on ebay; https://www.ebay.com/itm/Socage-94FT-Arial-Truck-Bucket-Truck-Sign-Truck-Ford-F750-Diesel-BRAND-NEW/263481676040?hash=item3d58bb5108:g:ymMAAOSwlAZab4DX&vxp=mtr Also, any other MFGs, ideally looing for an 80-85' working height truck, thanks

Thanks for the write up with pictures! Looks like you guys had fun. I wanted to go to look at bucket trucks, but "insert lame excuse here"

Let me know if you need help building or welding that food grade stainless

He swore it was for both sets. Steve didn't mention it was 3 hrs out town too! I know how their getting it done, bootleggers!

I'm Steve0we's San Diego counter part. Just joined sign syndicate, looking forward to working with you all. Erik Sine, we need to grab lunch!