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As a request I'm starting a poll to help those who may be looking for reviews on Sign Trucks for their next purchase. Also included in this topic will be reviews and purchase history content by those who have purchased, sold, and operate or operated the following Manufactured Sign Trucks CRANES: Elliott Altec Manitex Wilkie Radocy Skyhoist Skyhook Icrane BUCKETS / LIFTS: RH Ladder Vanladder Telelift Sponco Wilkie Skylift/Icrane Stamms Mfg Versalift Duralift Finally, please leave your positive/negative feedback you have about any Sign Truck you have had experience with. Comments or suggestions for new buyers to look out for or consider when buying a new Sign Truck
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2007 Manitex SC62 with (NEW 2 man basket) jib winch and sign forks. Current OSHA boom certification (will have a NEW 1 year certification upon sale)! Mounted on a 2007 International Maxforce GDT225 7.6L roughly 113000 miles on truck and climbing. Truck was DOT inspected in Sept 2019 and has a current Pa state inspection. 33000 GVW. Lift capacity is 6000 pounds, 360 continuous rotation, hydraulic basket rotation and leveling. welding leads and power in basket. Welder in pics available for extra $$$ extended lamp storage under bed. aluminum step bumper with trailer hitch. New aluminum basket, step bumper, load line, tires, inter cooler, breaks: all within the past 2 years. This unit is work ready!!! Possible delivery east of the Mississippi (for a fee) Clear Pa title Call with questions 412-779-3047 leave a message. $53,000 OBO shoot me an offer you'll stand behind!
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Whoops! No one hurt after crane tips over in Tiverton parking lot Kevin P. O'Connor Herald News Staff Reporter Posted Feb. 18, 2015 at 3:18 PM Updated Feb 18, 2015 at 3:23 PM TIVERTON — What went up came down with a crash, crushing a car in the process. The good news: No one was hurt when a crane from Dion Sign tipped over in the parking lot of the Dollar General, 567 Main Road. “They were working on a light at the top of a pole in the parking lot of Dollar General,” Fire Chief Robert Lloyd said. “They hired an aerial truck from Dion Signs out of Central Falls. “The driver raised the boom without properly deploying the jacks. The truck tipped over and crushed a car.” The truck operator, Albert Peixoto of Somerset, called police and then went into the store to summon the employee, Wendy Ferreira of Tiverton, whose car was destroyed, Police Officer Jay Dunlea said. “The employee was lucky in one way, she was just about to go on her break,” Dunlea said. Firefighters arrived and spread speedy dry absorbent to contain the fuel and hydraulic oil leaking from the truck. “We are still on the scene, waiting for a clean-up crew to pick up the fuel,” Lloyd said. “It is also being investigated by OSHA.” The driver was outside the truck, operating the crane from a control panel on the truck body, when the truck tipped. The truck was towed from the scene for an inspection by OSHA, Lloyd said. The store, which opened for business on Thursday, was able to stay open through the incident, police report.
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