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StanLock66 03-04-2023 11:58 PM

Not mine but thought I'd share
 
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Cool C30 with a bucket, wonder if it was a stock option??

Warrens69GMC 03-05-2023 12:46 AM

Re: Not mine but thought I'd share
 
Looks like a C&C, with custom equipment.

Tpo 03-11-2023 02:38 AM

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https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/lo...593994217.html

Here is its cousin.
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StanLock66 03-12-2023 11:40 AM

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Good looking ride, not sure if it's worth 7k

Short 3/4 03-14-2023 01:49 AM

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Reminds me of the first bucket truck I ever used as a fresh apprentice electrician. It was a 1966 C60 with the Allison automatic that had a ‘Retarder’ pedal where the clutch would normally be. Was a transmission brake that was pretty handy slowing down that big heavy truck on a hill.

It didn’t have outriggers and I managed to put it on its side once while doing something really stupid. Was a wild ride down (long before anyone used safety harnesses). Was able to tip it back up using the boom and drive it away. Never did tell the boss.

Thanks for bringing back the memories
Tom

StanLock66 03-14-2023 08:07 PM

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I look at these parked trucks and that's all I think, what stories that must have��

Steeveedee 03-18-2023 09:27 PM

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Where I used to work, the company bought a '65 GMC and had a 100 foot lift installed on it. Crazy. At one point I interviewed for a position on that project. Took one look at that, and said, "NOPE!". That truck had something like 5k miles on it when it was sold, I think about '05. There was finally a "regular" bucket lift that could reach that height.


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